Wales: A National Magazine for the English Speaking Parts of Wales, Volum 4Sir Owen Morgan Edwards Hughes, 1897 |
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Side 17
... told of the origin of fairies and dwarfs in different words . They looked askance at one who , using an egg , per- mitted the shell to be thrown aside unless broken into fragments smaller than a penny piece ; for , in Palestine , some ...
... told of the origin of fairies and dwarfs in different words . They looked askance at one who , using an egg , per- mitted the shell to be thrown aside unless broken into fragments smaller than a penny piece ; for , in Palestine , some ...
Side 20
... told me the soft and melancholy parts of this relation . Perhaps the hoary raven from the rocky peaks of Aran croaked the red and black parts of this into my ears , the while he chapped his great beak in horrible satisfaction at the ...
... told me the soft and melancholy parts of this relation . Perhaps the hoary raven from the rocky peaks of Aran croaked the red and black parts of this into my ears , the while he chapped his great beak in horrible satisfaction at the ...
Side 22
... told that , as we were so large a party , we should have a coach to ourselves to take us on to St. David's , and that there was plenty of time for refreshments . In the course of our pilgrimage we found that time was of small value in ...
... told that , as we were so large a party , we should have a coach to ourselves to take us on to St. David's , and that there was plenty of time for refreshments . In the course of our pilgrimage we found that time was of small value in ...
Side 28
... told me a few years ago that he remembered the first sack of flour being brought to the Llanidloes town hall from without the district . How many sacks from the district are brought now ? V. ALUN MABON . HAPPY the man whose guarded heart.
... told me a few years ago that he remembered the first sack of flour being brought to the Llanidloes town hall from without the district . How many sacks from the district are brought now ? V. ALUN MABON . HAPPY the man whose guarded heart.
Side 30
... told him my sorrow , confessed I had given My true love to fair Menna Rhên . Oh base and false hearted ! he wooed her himself , Though tender and faithful he seemed ; Lo , this was the beetle that lurked ' neath the leaves , And this ...
... told him my sorrow , confessed I had given My true love to fair Menna Rhên . Oh base and false hearted ! he wooed her himself , Though tender and faithful he seemed ; Lo , this was the beetle that lurked ' neath the leaves , And this ...
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Aberdovey ALLEN RAINE Aran ash tree Aunt Gwen bard Barmouth beautiful BLODWEN Cardiff castle Cildeg Cradoc Cymru dark door Eben Fardd Efenechtyd English Evan Bowen eyes face fear flowers Freeholder friars friends garden gate give Glwysva Gwennie hand Havod y Garreg head heard heart HUGHES Huw Auctioneer HYWEL J. A. JENKINS Jacob Jane Morgan JOHN PENRI Kilsby knew land laughed lawyer Llanwrtyd Llian looked MADOC matter Medical Menna mind Monmouthshire morning mother mountain Mynachty never night O. M. EDWARDS old Hawys once Owen Bevan passed Pembrokeshire prisoner reached road rose round School sheep side sing smile solicitor song South Wales Students Susa sweet tell thee thing thou thought took town turned TWISTED SAPLING Uchelwr University College University of Wales valley voice walk Welsh Welshman wife wonder word Wrexham