A Book of South WalesMethuen & Company, 1905 - 332 sider |
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... once of the bishops of Llandaff , but last occupied by one in 1706. It still possesses some features of interest - the old chapel and the tower and gateway . The name Mathern probably comes from Merthyr Tewdrig , as it was there that ...
... once of the bishops of Llandaff , but last occupied by one in 1706. It still possesses some features of interest - the old chapel and the tower and gateway . The name Mathern probably comes from Merthyr Tewdrig , as it was there that ...
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... Once , " says he , " when he was much tormented by the demons , he placed the Gospel of S. John in his bosom , when they immediately vanished , flying away like birds . Afterwards , he laid aside the Gospel and took up the History of ...
... Once , " says he , " when he was much tormented by the demons , he placed the Gospel of S. John in his bosom , when they immediately vanished , flying away like birds . Afterwards , he laid aside the Gospel and took up the History of ...
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... he held it seven Easters and five Christmasses . And once he held it at Whitsuntide . And there were assembled nine crowned kings , who were his tributaries , and likewise earls and barons . And when he was at Caerleon thirteen.
... he held it seven Easters and five Christmasses . And once he held it at Whitsuntide . And there were assembled nine crowned kings , who were his tributaries , and likewise earls and barons . And when he was at Caerleon thirteen.
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... And he pulled down the sash , and returned to his bed . " Wentwood , that stretched from the Wye to the Usk , is now sadly reduced ; once it was as extensive as the Forest THE LORDS MARCHERS 23 of Dean . Chepstow Park Wood 22 GWENT.
... And he pulled down the sash , and returned to his bed . " Wentwood , that stretched from the Wye to the Usk , is now sadly reduced ; once it was as extensive as the Forest THE LORDS MARCHERS 23 of Dean . Chepstow Park Wood 22 GWENT.
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... once continuous , are now separated by the parish of Newchurch , which was cleared and brought into cultivation by the monks of Tintern in the thirteenth or fourteenth century . Other detached woods , Coed Llyros , Cefn Garw , and Fedw ...
... once continuous , are now separated by the parish of Newchurch , which was cleared and brought into cultivation by the monks of Tintern in the thirteenth or fourteenth century . Other detached woods , Coed Llyros , Cefn Garw , and Fedw ...
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