This picture illustrates the lines from Tennyson's "Elaine" idyll, later renamed "Lancelot and Elaine":
So those two brethren. . .
. . . kissed her quiet brows, and saying to her
"Sister, farewell for ever," and again
"Farewell, sweet sister," parted all in tears.
So those two brethren. . .
. . . kissed her quiet brows, and saying to her
"Sister, farewell for ever," and again
"Farewell, sweet sister," parted all in tears.
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