The Collected Works of William Morris With Introductions by his Daughter May Morris |
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![]() | CHAPTER XVII. THE WOOD-SUN SPEAKETH
WITH THIODOLF.
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[“Nay thou shalt be dead, O warrior, thou shalt not see the Hall]
[Wood-Sun.]“Nay thou shalt be dead, O warrior, thou shalt not see the Hall
Nor the children of thy people 'twixt the dais and the wall.
And I, and I shall be living; still on thee shall waste my thought:
I shall long and lack thy longing; I shall pine for what is nought.”
![]() | CHAPTER XVII. THE WOOD-SUN SPEAKETH
WITH THIODOLF.
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