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After that evening, people sneered at home perhaps, but they called and invited and made much of the master and mistress of Plas Abertewey, forgetting or ignoring their origin. Netta, too, obeyed Howel's last injunction to the best of her ability.
It shall be a chapel again; that is" the wild-rose colour deepens on the lovely face "if my husband agrees? To have it so restored would make the Plas seem more like a home, because I was brought up in a Convent, though not in England." Her eyes stray back to the sun-kissed beauty of Nantmadoc Bay and the dotted line of white spots that indicate the town of St.
It had been Saxham's wish that Lady Hannah and Major Wrynche should be his wife's guests at Plas Bendigaid.
And I've not only got you, but if you come in second to me, I'll try to keep in such condition that I pitch every important game of the whole season!" But the next morning the Ripley heir received a sad jolt. In one of his text-books he ran across a piece of cardboard on which was printed, in coarse characters: "Tuday, same plas, same time. Bring ten. Or don't, if you dare!"
Howel gave some orders in a very commanding tone to the various lords-in-waiting, and then the door closed upon their majesties, and the admiring crowds saw them no more. It is no wonder that the world without Plas Abertewey was much engaged in talking of, and speculating on, the world within.
Saxham died, and the Captain mentioned by Janellan with the ringing sniff that speaks volumes of disparagement had turned her and her old man out of the Plas "without as much as that!" here Janellan snapped her strong thumb-nail against her remaining front tooth in recognition of their forty years of faithful service.
By the time these two spitches had been made my spitch and his we arrived at the "Hotel Mirabeu;" which, us every body knows, ain't very distant from the Plas Vandome. Up we marched to our apartmince, me carrying the light and the cloax, master hummink a hair out of the oppra, as merry as a lark. I opened the door of our salong.
The cromleac is also called Bothal, from the Irish word Both, a house, and al, or Allah, God; this is evidently the same with Bethel, or house of God, of the Hebrews. The above vignette represents a Cromleh at Plas Newydd, the seat of the Marquess of Anglesea, in the Isle of Anglesea.
She knelt an instant by the woman on the ground, put her arms round her, kissed her wet cheek, and then rose up, pale and calm and collected, saying to W. Keyse: "Take her to the Plas. Ask for Mrs. Pugh, the housekeeper. She is to prepare a room for you; you are to breakfast, and rest all day, and return to London by the night mail. Good-bye! God bless you both!
Dolmens of simple type are not common in England, though they occur with comparative frequency in Wales, where the best known are the so-called Arthur's Quoit near Swansea, the dolmen of Pentre Ifan in Pembrokeshire, and that of Plas Newydd on the Menai Strait: in Anglesey they are quite common.
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