The Life and Death of Jason

" And by their faces could the queen behold How sweet it was, although no tale it told, To those worn toilers o'er the bitter sea.........for they were near enow To see the gusty wind of evening blow Long locks of hair across those bodies white, With golden spray hiding some dear delight......"    (This is a stanza from The Life and Death of Jason (1867), a poem by William Morris)

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