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Updated: May 16, 2025
I myself went on carrying wood as usual. Now it happened that my employer, the merchant at Abermarlais, had built a small ship of about thirty or forty tons in the wood about a mile and a quarter from the river Towy, which is capable of floating small vessels as far as Carmarthen.
She drew a veil over her face and fell to weeping as she followed the six men who carried Josi's coffin to the hearse. Having finished, Mali took her baston and her empty basket and began her journey. As she passed over Towy Street the public way which is set with stones she saw that many people were gathered at the gates of Beulah to witness Mary Ann's loud lamentations at Josi's grave.
Halvor Reitan, the chief of the East-Siders, was a big, burly peasant lad, with a pimpled face, fierce blue eyes, and a shock of towy hair. But he had muscles as hard as twisted ropes, and sinews like steel.
Dirty am I; buried I was as I was found, and the shovelers beat the soil through the top of the coffin. Do much will I for one Beybile." "A poor dab you are," said Towy. "Many deeds you have? But no odds to me." "Four I have." "Woe for you, unfortunate." "Iss-iss, horrid is my plight," the woman whined. "Little I did for Him." "Don't draw tears. For eternity you'll weep.
In the upper portion of the Vale of Towy is the Golden Grove, a seat of the Earl of Cawdor, a modern Elizabethan structure. Here lived Jeremy Taylor, having taken refuge there in the Civil War, and he here wrote some of his greatest works. Beyond Caermarthenshire is Pembrokeshire, forming the western extremity of the Welsh peninsula.
Hope I do that right enough are your four. Recite them to me, old woman." "I ate rats to provide a Beybile to the Respected," the woman trembled. "You are pathetic," Towy said. "Hie and get your tokens and have that poor one will I because of my pity for you."
With their help he captured the castles of the upper Towy, but lower down the river Rhys remained staunch to the king, whereupon David hurried over the hills to Cardiganshire and took Aberystwyth. North and south were in full revolt. Edward, taken unawares, prepared to reassert his authority.
It reminded him of that wilder valley of the Towy, and his eyes would grow dim and his heart sick with the fruitless longing after home, which grew harder and harder to hear with every week of captivity, now that his bodily health was restored. Captivity was telling upon him, and he was pining as an eagle pines when caught and shut up by man even in a gilded cage.
If any such are discovered the journey is continued but if there are none they begin at once to kindle a fire. A little bamboo reed is taken and a hole made in it through which is passed a towy substance found upon palm-trees and known by the name of lulup among the Malays.
He had a square face, strong features, and a huge crop of towy hair. His race was far-famed for wit and daring. "Tardy is your welcome, Borghild of Skogli," quoth he. "But what a faint heart does not give a bold hand can grasp, and what I am not offered I take unbidden." So saying, he flung his arm about her waist, lifted her from the floor and put her down in the middle of the room.
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