A history of the county of Brecknock: In two . eet swan- of Ystradmeuric, had not preservedthe names of them as long as the British language remains. Heddywn clodforu an tafod Llyn Teifi To day wo praise our Towys stream, Y forun lion ganu Llyngynon. Next day Llyngynon claims the theme. Dewisacli it oesu rhwng Claerwen a Oh ! rather starve on Claerweus side, Na plilygu ag hyderu ar gwd arall. Or on tho banks of Claerddu hide. Than on anothers piuse depend,Or penniless intreat a friend. But while the poet warms, the country chills us, we therefore hasten from it with all
A history of the county of Brecknock: In two . eet swan- of Ystradmeuric, had not preservedthe names of them as long as the British language remains. Heddywn clodforu an tafod Llyn Teifi To day wo praise our Towys stream, Y forun lion ganu Llyngynon. Next day Llyngynon claims the theme. Dewisacli it oesu rhwng Claerwen a Oh ! rather starve on Claerweus side, Na plilygu ag hyderu ar gwd arall. Or on tho banks of Claerddu hide. Than on anothers piuse depend,Or penniless intreat a friend. But while the poet warms, the country chills us, we therefore hasten from it with all convenientdespatch. 1 Dark wood lodge or house. 2 Few know how woU this appellation aii|)lies to tho poot; he predicted in one of his pastorals that lio shoulil diedeserted and abandoned by all his relations and friends. Extraordinary as it may api>ear, we are infurnictl that lio \vasfound dead in his bed, his doors locked, but without keys, and no liumau being within the house. 3 Claiar wen, the clear white, Claiar ddu, the clear blackish, (water).. LLWYXMADOC—SEAT OF MISS THOMAS.
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