Wild Wales: Its People, Language and Scenery by George Henry Borrow
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"Better than I - she can read the smallest letters." "May she long be a comfort to you!" "Thank you - are you the mistress of the house?" "I am the grandmother." "Are the people in the house?" "They are not - they are at the chapel." "And they left you alone?" "They left me with my God." "Is the chapel far from here?" "About a mile." "On the road to Cerrig y Drudion?" "On the road to Cerrig y Drudion." I bade her farewell, and pushed on - the road was good, with high rocky banks on each side. After walking about the distance indicated by the old lady, I reached a building, which stood on the right-hand side of the road, and which I had no doubt was the chapel, from a half-groaning, half-singing noise which proceeded |
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