[The Wood Beyond the World by William Morris]@TWC D-Link bookThe Wood Beyond the World CHAPTER X: WALTER HAPPENETH ON ANOTHER CREATURE IN THE STRANGE LAND 13/13
Thou wilt see me ere long; it may be to-morrow, it may be some days hence.
But forget not, that what I may do, that I am doing.
Take heed also that thou pay no more heed to me, or rather less, than if thou wert meeting a maiden of no account in the streets of thine own town.
O my love! barren is this first farewell, as was our first meeting; but surely shall there be another meeting better than the first, and the last farewell may be long and long yet." Therewith she stood up, and he knelt before her a little while without any word, and then arose and went his ways; but when he had gone a space he turned about, and saw her still standing in the same place; she stayed a moment when she saw him turn, and then herself turned about. So he departed through the fair land, and his heart was full with hope and fear as he went..
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