The Collected Works of William Morris With Introductions by his Daughter May Morris |
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“Thou sayest sooth,” said Hogni, “one day we twain shall wend
To the gate of the Eastland Atli, that our tale may have an end.
Long time have I looked for the journey, and marvelled at the day,
With what eyes I shall look on Sigurd, what words his mouth shall say.”
To the gate of the Eastland Atli, that our tale may have an end.
Long time have I looked for the journey, and marvelled at the day,
With what eyes I shall look on Sigurd, what words his mouth shall say.”
| The Collected Works of William Morris | |