The Well at the World's End

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Ralph, the youngest son of Peter, King of Upmeads, embarks on an adventurous journey with his brothers after receiving their father's blessing. The narrative highlights Ralph's explorations and experiences, showcasing themes of adventure and family bonds. William Morris, known for his diverse talents as an artist, philosopher, and politician, weaves a romantic and epic tale that reflects his multifaceted genius. This story promises to capture the imagination through its rich character development and enchanting plot.