Wild Wales: Its People, Language and Scenery by George Henry Borrow
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"I daresay," said the aged woman, "to those who can see."
"Can you not see?" "Very little. I am almost blind." "Can you not see me?" "I can see something tall and dark before me; that is all." "Can you tell me the name of the bridge?" "Pont y Glyn bin - the bridge of the glen of trouble." "And what is the name of this place?" "Pen y bont - the head of the bridge." "What is your own name?" "Catherine Hughes." "How old are you?" "Fifteen after three twenties." "I have a mother three after four twenties; that is eight years older than yourself." "Can she see?" |
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