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“O who art thou, fearful woman? art thou one of the first of the dead?
Hast thou long ago seen and hated the tide of the Niblung praise,
And clad thee in flesh twice over for the bane of our happy days?
Art thou come from the far-off country that none may live and behold,
For the bane of the King of the Niblungs, and of Sigurd lord of the Gold?”
Hast thou long ago seen and hated the tide of the Niblung praise,
And clad thee in flesh twice over for the bane of our happy days?
Art thou come from the far-off country that none may live and behold,
For the bane of the King of the Niblungs, and of Sigurd lord of the Gold?”
| The Collected Works of William Morris | |