The Collected Works of William Morris With Introductions by his Daughter May Morris |
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So spake he sneering and high-voiced, then said,
As he beheld his father's grizzled head
And puckered brow: “What wouldst thou, father? see!
Here in thy house do I sit quietly,
And let all folk live even suchlike life
As they love best; and wilt thou wake up strife?”
As he beheld his father's grizzled head
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Here in thy house do I sit quietly,
And let all folk live even suchlike life
As they love best; and wilt thou wake up strife?”
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