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... holding out the half-baked bread in his hand. She, smiling, took his gift, and allowed him to lead her to dry land. Her beauty dazzled him, and for some time he could do nothing but gaze upon her . And as he gazed upon her he.
... holding out the half-baked bread in his hand. She, smiling, took his gift, and allowed him to lead her to dry land. Her beauty dazzled him, and for some time he could do nothing but gaze upon her . And as he gazed upon her he.
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... , and looking down he saw the peculiar shoe-tie which he had observed on the sandal of the maiden who had accepted his half-baked bread. He went forward and boldly took hold of her hand. “ Thou hast chosen rightly , " said the old.
... , and looking down he saw the peculiar shoe-tie which he had observed on the sandal of the maiden who had accepted his half-baked bread. He went forward and boldly took hold of her hand. “ Thou hast chosen rightly , " said the old.
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... took up their home at a farm named Esgair Llaethdy , where they lived for many years . They were as happy as happy can be , everything prospered with them , and three sons were born to them . When the eldest boy was seven years old ...
... took up their home at a farm named Esgair Llaethdy , where they lived for many years . They were as happy as happy can be , everything prospered with them , and three sons were born to them . When the eldest boy was seven years old ...
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... took them to a place which is still called the Physician's Dingle ( Pant y Meddygon ) , where she showed them the virtues of the plants and herbs which grew there , and taught them the art of healing . Profiting by their mother's ...
... took them to a place which is still called the Physician's Dingle ( Pant y Meddygon ) , where she showed them the virtues of the plants and herbs which grew there , and taught them the art of healing . Profiting by their mother's ...
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... took up as much as he could carry , and bade his companion do the same . “ It is time for us to go , ” he then said , and he led the way towards the door by which they had entered . But the Welshman was fascinated by the sight of the ...
... took up as much as he could carry , and bade his companion do the same . “ It is time for us to go , ” he then said , and he led the way towards the door by which they had entered . But the Welshman was fascinated by the sight of the ...
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Angharad Ardudwy asked beautiful became began Beuno bird Black Robin bread Cader Idris Cadwaladr called candle Carmarthenshire castle cave Ceredigion changeling Collen dance disappeared Dolgellau door Einion Elidyr Elphin embankment eyes Fair Family fairies farmer fell fire gave Gelert Gethin gold Goronwy green Guto Gweno Gwyddno Garanhir Gwyn hand harp head heard horse hounds Ianto Ifan King lady lake listen lived Llanddona Llangybi Llyn looked Madoc maiden Megan milk Morgan morning mother mountain Nansi never night nobleman once palace Pantannas Pergrin Pont Nedd Fechan Prince Pryderi Pwca Rhitta Robin rock round rushed seen Seithenyn sheep shouted Sion sleep Snowdonia spot stone Tanwyn Teithrin Teleri thee thou thought told took Trwyn Tudur vanished voice Vortigern Wales walking Welsh Welshman widow wife wind woman