The Collected Works of William Morris With Introductions by his Daughter May Morris |
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[“‘White honour shall be like a plaything to him] |
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[“‘White honour shall be like a plaything to him]
“‘White honour shall be like a plaything to him,Borne lightly, a pet falcon on his wrist;
One who can feel the very pulse o' the time,
Instant to act, to plunge into the strife,
And with a strong arm hold the rearing world.’”
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