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Excerpt from The Story of Tristan and Iseult, Vol. 2
May be, yet I love thee not, for ere I knew thee had I neither sorrow nor care thou alone with thy craft and courage hast brought this sorrow upon me. What brought thee from Cornwall to Ireland to my hurt They who brought me up from my childhood, from them hast thou reft me, and bearest me I know not whither! What price hath been paid for me I know not, nor what shall befall me.
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