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... he continued to hold out his hand, and saying: Cras dy fara, O thou of the crimped bread, Nid hawdd fy nala, It is not easy to catch me, she dived under the water, and disappeared from his sight. He went home , full of sorrow , and told.
... he continued to hold out his hand, and saying: Cras dy fara, O thou of the crimped bread, Nid hawdd fy nala, It is not easy to catch me, she dived under the water, and disappeared from his sight. He went home , full of sorrow , and told.
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... sight , they came to the conclusion that there must have been some spell connected with the hard - baked bread , and the mother advised her son to take with him some " toes , " or unbaked dough , when next he went to the lake . Next ...
... sight , they came to the conclusion that there must have been some spell connected with the hard - baked bread , and the mother advised her son to take with him some " toes , " or unbaked dough , when next he went to the lake . Next ...
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... under the water, but before she sank out of sight, she smiled upon the youth so sweetly and so graciously that his heart became fuller than ever of love. As he walked home slowly and sadly, the remembrance of her smile consoled.
... under the water, but before she sank out of sight, she smiled upon the youth so sweetly and so graciously that his heart became fuller than ever of love. As he walked home slowly and sadly, the remembrance of her smile consoled.
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... sight of these beasts made him hope that they would be followed by the Lady of the Lake, and, sure enough, before long the maiden emerged from the water. She seemed lovelier than ever, and Gwyn was almost beside himself with joy at her ...
... sight of these beasts made him hope that they would be followed by the Lady of the Lake, and, sure enough, before long the maiden emerged from the water. She seemed lovelier than ever, and Gwyn was almost beside himself with joy at her ...
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... sights of the city. He was carrying a hazel staff in his hand, for you must know that a good staff is as necessary to a drover as teeth are to his dog. He stood still to gaze at some wares in a shop (for at that time London Bridge was ...
... sights of the city. He was carrying a hazel staff in his hand, for you must know that a good staff is as necessary to a drover as teeth are to his dog. He stood still to gaze at some wares in a shop (for at that time London Bridge was ...
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