The Collected Works of William Morris With Introductions by his Daughter May Morris |
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![]() | CHAPTER XXI. GUESTING AT GAUTWICK.
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[“Sweet linen-bride, full seldom]
[Erne.]“Sweet linen-bride, full seldom
In such wise would I find thee,
An hoary dotard's hand-claws
Hanging about thee, bright one.
Rather, O wristfires' lady,
Would I around thy midmost
Cast as my longing led me,
These lands of gold light-shining.”
![]() | CHAPTER XXI. GUESTING AT GAUTWICK.
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