The Collected Works of William Morris With Introductions by his Daughter May Morris |
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![]() | CHAPTER V. CONCERNING THE HALL-SUN.
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[“From a far folk have I wandered and I come of an alien blood]
[The carline.]“From a far folk have I wandered and I come of an alien blood,
But I know all tales of the Wolfings and their evil and their good;
And when I heard of thy fairness, thereof I heard it said,
That for thee should be never a bridal nor a place in the warrior's bed.”
![]() | CHAPTER V. CONCERNING THE HALL-SUN.
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