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Updated: May 4, 2025
The lasses of Havanna as mulberries are dark, And try to make them fairer by taking Jesuit's bark." The Ladies of Llangollen Sir Alured Eisteddfodau Pleasure and Care. SHORTLY after my return I paid a visit to my friends at the Vicarage, who were rejoiced to see me back, and were much entertained with the account I gave of my travels.
Well, good-by, Gwen, may He keep you unspotted from the world. Ships that pass in the night." Enoch was plagued, and he followed Ben to chapel meetings, eisteddfodau, Cymrodorion and St. David's Day gatherings, always speaking in this fashion: "Cast under is the girl fach you do not visit her. Improved has her singing."
It may be due to accidental causes that the first accounts of Eisteddfodau extant date from the twelfth century; it may also be that the institution excited new interest, received new attention and honour, under the influence of the open-minded and keen-sighted invaders.
Darmod Cotterel amongst the rest; but to a general knowledge of the Welsh language I think I may lay some pretensions; were I not well acquainted with it, I should not have carried off the prize at various eisteddfodau, as I have done. I am a poet, sir a prydydd."
"'Though Arvon graduate bards can boast, Yet more canst thou, O Anglesey." "I suppose by graduate bard you mean one who has gained the chair at an eisteddfod?" said the man in grey. "No, I have never gained the silver chair I have never had an opportunity. I have been kept out of the eisteddfodau. There is such a thing as envy, sir but there is one comfort, that envy will not always prevail."
"Really," said the old clerk, "you seem to know something about Welsh poetry. But what is meant by a muse springing up from Adam's mouth in Eden?" "Why, I suppose," said I, "that Adam invented poetry." I made inquiries of him about the eisteddfodau or sessions of bards, and expressed a wish to be present at one of them.
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