The Collected Works of William Morris With Introductions by his Daughter May Morris |
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The Hollow Land.
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The Hollow Land.
[Verse extracted from the prose narrative.]
CHAPTER III. LEAVING THE WORLD. FYTTE THE FIRST.
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[“Christ keep the Hollow Land]
“Christ keep the Hollow LandThrough the sweet springtide,
When the apple-blossoms bless
The lowly bent hill side.”
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FYTTE THE THIRD.
[Verse extracted from the prose narrative.]
[“Christ keep the Hollow Land]
“Christ keep the Hollow Land
All the summer-tide;
Still we cannot understand
Where the waters glide:
All the summer-tide;
Still we cannot understand
Where the waters glide:
“Only dimly seeing them
Coldly slipping through
Many green-lipped cavern mouths
Where the hills are blue.
Coldly slipping through
Many green-lipped cavern mouths
Where the hills are blue.
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