The Collected Works of William Morris With Introductions by his Daughter May Morris |
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Now a summer and winter & spring o'er those men of the wilds had pass'd,
And summer was there again, when the Volsung spake on a day:
“I will wend to the wood-deer's hunting, but thou at home shalt stay,
And deal with the baking of bread against the even come.”
And summer was there again, when the Volsung spake on a day:
“I will wend to the wood-deer's hunting, but thou at home shalt stay,
And deal with the baking of bread against the even come.”
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