The Collected Works of William Morris With Introductions by his Daughter May Morris |
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White was the fear on her lips, and hard at her heart it drew,
As she spake:
As she spake:
“I have found thee, O brother! O Gunnar, go to her and say
That my heart is grieved with her grief and I mourn for her evil day.”
That my heart is grieved with her grief and I mourn for her evil day.”
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