The Collected Works of William Morris With Introductions by his Daughter May Morris |
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He reached his hand to her, she put it by,
And gathered up her gown-skirts hurriedly,
And in a voice, like a low wailing wind,
Unto the wind she cried:
And gathered up her gown-skirts hurriedly,
And in a voice, like a low wailing wind,
Unto the wind she cried:
“Still may he find
A woman worthy of his loveliness;
Still may it be that she his days will bless,
As I had done, had we been wed at last!”
A woman worthy of his loveliness;
Still may it be that she his days will bless,
As I had done, had we been wed at last!”
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