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The Sundering Flood

William Morris

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William Morris's final, unfinished romance tells the enchanting tale of young lovers separated by an impassable river who communicate across the chasm. This posthumous work blends medievalist world-building with lyrical storytelling, epitomizing the author's distinctive literary aesthetic.

The Sundering Flood stands as William Morris's ultimate literary endeavor, posthumously published in 1914 within his collected works. Set in an archaic landscape divided by a perilous river, the narrative chronicles the poignant connection between Osberne and Elfhild, who bridge their physical separation through ingenuity and steadfast devotion.

This meticulously crafted C1-level edition preserves the mythic cadence and archaic resonance of Morris's prose while rendering the text accessible to proficient language learners. By engaging with this sophisticated adaptation, readers can simultaneously refine their advanced linguistic competencies and immerse themselves in a seminal work of fantasy literature.

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%%CHAPTER 1: Of a River Called the Sundering Flood, and of the Folk that Dwelt Thereby%% People say that long ago there was a big river that flowed south into the sea. At the end of the river, there was a large and rich city. This city became big and rich beca

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William Morris

William Morris (1834–1896) was a multifaceted English polymath, textile designer, poet, and novelist associated with the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood. He is renowned as a foundational figure in the Arts and Crafts Movement and as a pioneering precursor of modern fantasy literature.