The House of the Wolfings, The Roots of the Mountains, and the Gunnlaug saga, printed under the superintendence of the author and Mr. Walker at the Chiswick Press in 1889 and 1890. In 1891 William Morris gave an immense impetus to the revival of fine printing by setting up a press at No. 16 Upper Mall, Hammersmith, close to his own residence, Kelmscott House.
"Fine Books"
Alfred W. Pollard
As he sat on the rock with the soft minstrelsy of the wind crooning overhead, a score of hearth-stone recitals came back to memory; all saga-like stories of the prowess of Morgan's men.
"The Tempering"
Charles Neville Buck
But the first incident, being dragged along in a fish-net, is so unlikely to occur to anybody's mind without prompting, that one cannot help agreeing with the Grimms that the incident was taken into the Folk-Tale from the saga, or that both were derived from a common source.
"Europa's Fairy Book"
Joseph Jacobs