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And then what's to prevent my making use of the Fly hersel'?" "That's not a bad notion, though we'll avoid violence if we can. The point is, you must bring along a boat, and as soon after nightfall as may be." "You may count on it," Tummels promised. "Next question is, where be I to take the poor chap aboard? There's good landing, and quiet too, at Cawse Ogo, a little this side of Treryn Dinas."
When Sir Dinas understood that King Mark would go upon the miscreants, then Sir Dinas in all the haste put down all the people; and when the people were departed every man to his home, then King Mark espied where was Sir Tristram with La Beale Isoud; and there by treason King Mark let take him and put him in prison, contrary to his promise that he made unto Sir Percivale.
Then they sought and found where were dead four cousins of King Mark's, and the traitor of Magouns. Then the king let inter them in a chapel. Then the king let cry in all the country that held of him, to go unto arms, for he understood to the war he must needs. When King Mark heard and understood how Sir Sadok and Sir Dinas were arisen in the country of Liones he remembered of wiles and treason.
Mallwyd is to the south of Dinas the way to it is by a romantic gorge down which flows the Royal Dyfi. As I proceeded along this gorge the moon rising above Moel Vrith illumined my path. In about half-an-hour I found myself before the inn at Mallwyd. Inn at Mallwyd A Dialogue The Cumro.
But times have greatly changed; men can now confess something more than Arianism without trembling with fear. Dennis, or Dinas Head, running to the sea beyond St. Anthony, has some ancient entrenchments which were put to practical use during the Civil War, being occupied by Richard Vyvyan of Trelowarren in the Royalist cause; they were surrendered to the conquering Fairfax. The church of St.
Cardo Wynne, everybody is calling you that, too even the little children in the village; I have heard them say, 'Here is Cardo Wynne coming! See, here is the path to Dinas, I must say good-bye." "Can't we have another walk along the beach? Remember, I, too, have no one to talk to!" "Oh, anwl, no! I must hurry home and get the tea for the preachers."
Can you tell, sir, how you won the love of your wife? As little as you can tell of that still greater miracle how you have kept her love since she found out what manner of man you were. So they paced homeward, hand in hand, beside the shining ripples, along the Dinas shore.
Then Sir Launcelot smiled and said: Hard it is to take out of the flesh that is bred in the bone; and so made them merry together. How after that Sir Tristram, Sir Palomides, and Sir Dinadan had been long in prison they were delivered. NOW leave we off this tale, and speak we of sir Dinas that had within the castle a paramour, and she loved another knight better than him.
When she reached Dinas, Gwen was already laying the dinner in the little parlour. "You have been a long time," she said. "Where have you been? To the post again to-day? You never used to go to the post, Valmai." The girl did not answer, but sat down breathless on the sofa. "Where is uncle? I have a letter for him." And as she spoke her uncle entered. "A letter for me? Well, indeed!
An immense mountain on the right side of the road particularly struck my attention, and on inquiring of a man breaking stones by the roadside I learned that it was called Dinas Mawr, or the large citadel, perhaps from a fort having been built upon it to defend the pass in the old British times.
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