The Collected Works of William Morris With Introductions by his Daughter May Morris |
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On the morrow awakeneth Gudrun; and she speaketh with Sigurd and saith:
“For what cause is Brynhild heavy, and as one who abideth but death?”
“Yea,” Sigurd said, “is it so? as a great queen she goes upon earth,
And thoughtful of weighty matters, and things that are most of worth.”
“For what cause is Brynhild heavy, and as one who abideth but death?”
“Yea,” Sigurd said, “is it so? as a great queen she goes upon earth,
And thoughtful of weighty matters, and things that are most of worth.”
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