Lady dear, in such a plight.
Bread to eat I'll bring to thee,
Spite of all the Romans do,
If my hands are strong and true,
As of old they used to be.
Lyra.
Thou dost speak like one distraught;
But, Morandro, 'tis not just
That I taste a single crust
Lady dear, in such a plight.
Bread to eat I'll bring to thee,
Spite of all the Romans do,
If my hands are strong and true,
As of old they used to be.
Lyra.
Thou dost speak like one distraught;
But, Morandro, 'tis not just
That I taste a single crust