William Morris 1896 Well At Worlds End Vol1

I itl I TORONTO OF at — ———je@) © em I iil tii 3 1761 HANDBOUND AT THE ake S UNIVERSITY OF A ae! Be, cet oa I WELL AT THE WORLD'S END. \ y THE WELL AT THE WORLD’S END A TALE BY WILLIAM MORRIS VOLUME II LONGMANS, GREEN, AND CO. LONDON, NEW YORK, AND BOMBAY MDCCCCIII A a Q ae ef Pade ie CHISWICK PRESS: CHARLES WHITTINGHAM AND CO, TOOKS COURT, CHANCERY LANE, LONDON. BOOK III. Cuaprer I, CnHaprer I. II. CONTENTS. THE ROAD TO THE WELL AT THE WORLD’S END. An Adventure in the Wood under the Moun- tains. Ralph rides the Wood under the Moun- tains. Ralph meeteth with another Adventure in the Wood under the Mountain.; They ride the Wood under the Mountains. They come on the Sage of Swevenham.. Those two are Learned Lore a the 1 of Swevenham.. An Adventure by the Way. é They come to the Sea of Molten Rocks. They come forth from the Rock-Sea They come to the Gate of the Mountains. They come to the Vale of Sweet Chestnuts Winter amidst of the Mountains. Of Ursula and the Bear. Now come the Messengers of the Innocent Folk: They come to the Land of the Innocent Folk They come to the House of the Sorceress. a come through the Woodland to the Thircy Desert Se" ‘ They come tothe Dry Tree.. They come out of the Thirsty Desert They come to the Ocean Sea.. Now they Drink of the Well at the World’s Bae Hah < see Now they have Druhk and; …