The Collected Works of William Morris With Introductions by his Daughter May Morris |
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“For whereas of the ill coif thou didst dream,
That such a husband unto me doth seem
As thou shalt think mates thee but ill enow,
Nor shall love-longings bind thee; so shalt thou
By thine own deed shake off this man from thee.
That such a husband unto me doth seem
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Nor shall love-longings bind thee; so shalt thou
By thine own deed shake off this man from thee.
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