The Collected Works of William Morris With Introductions by his Daughter May Morris |
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Hard rang his voice in the hall, and a while she spake no word,
And there stood the image of Gunnar, and leaned on his bright blue sword:
But at last she cried from the high-seat: “If I yet am alive and awake,
I know no words for the speaking, nor what answer I may make.”
And there stood the image of Gunnar, and leaned on his bright blue sword:
But at last she cried from the high-seat: “If I yet am alive and awake,
I know no words for the speaking, nor what answer I may make.”
| The Collected Works of William Morris | |