The Collected Works of William Morris With Introductions by his Daughter May Morris |
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Then by the King the gold-clad man
Sat, Gregory dreamed, and soon began
Great marvels of far lands to tell,
And said at last:
Sat, Gregory dreamed, and soon began
Great marvels of far lands to tell,
And said at last:
“Ye serve me well,
And strange things therefore will I show,
Wonders that none save ye may know;
That ye this stormy night may call
A joyful tide in kingly hall,
A night to be rememberèd.”
And strange things therefore will I show,
Wonders that none save ye may know;
That ye this stormy night may call
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A night to be rememberèd.”
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