The Poetry of Wales by John Jenkins
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THE POETRY OF WALES.
EDITED BY JOHN JENKINS, Esq. "I offer you a bouquet of culled flowers, I did not grow, only collect and arrange them."--PAR LE SEIGNEUR DE MONTAIGNE. LONDON: HOULSTON & SONS, PATERNOSTER SQUARE LLANIDLOES: JOHN PRYSE. 1873. [_Cheap Edition_.--_All Rights Reserved_.] PREFACE. The Editor of this little Collection ventures to think it may in some measure supply a want which he has heard mentioned, not only in the Principality, but in England also. Some of the Editor's English friends--themselves being eminent in literature--have said to him, "We have often heard that there is much of value in your literature and of beauty in your poetry. Why does not some one of your literati translate them into English, and furnish us with the means of judging for ourselves? We possess translated specimens of the literature, and |
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