wanted：IrepeatedwhatIhadsaid，whereuponhisfacebecameanimated。
\"LlanfairMathafarneithaf！\"saidhe。\"Yes，Icantellyouaboutit，andwithgoodreason，foritliesnotfarfromtheplacewhereIwasborn。\"
Theabovewasthesubstanceofwhathesaid，andnothingmore，forhespokeinEnglishsomewhatbroken。
\"AndhowfarisLlanfairfromhere？\"saidI。
\"Abouttenmiles，\"hereplied。
\"That’snothing，\"saidI：\"Iwasafraiditwasmuchfarther。\"
\"Doyoucalltenmilesnothing，\"saidhe，\"inaburningdaylikethis？IthinkyouwillbebothtiredandthirstybeforeyougettoLlanfair，supposingyougothereonfoot。ButwhatmayyourbusinessbeatLlanfair？\"saidhe，lookingatmeinquisitively。
\"Itisastrangeplacetogoto，unlessyougotobuyhogsorcattle。\"
\"Igotobuyneitherhogsnorcattle，\"saidI，\"thoughIamsomewhatofajudgeofboth；Igoonamoreimportanterrand，namelytoseethebirth—placeofthegreatGronwyOwen。\"
\"AreyouanyrelationofGronwyOwen？\"saidtheoldman，lookingatmemoreinquisitivelythanbefore，throughalargepairofspectacleswhichhewore。
\"Nonewhatever，\"saidI。
\"Thenwhydoyougotoseehisparish，itisaverypoorone。\"
\"Fromrespecttohisgenius，\"saidI；\"Ireadhisworkslongago，andwasdelightedwiththem。\"
\"AreyouaWelshman？\"saidtheoldman。
\"No，\"saidI，\"IamnoWelshman。\"
\"CanyouspeakWelsh？\"saidhe，addressingmeinthatlanguage。
\"Alittle，\"saidI；\"butnotsowellasIcanreadit。\"
\"Well，\"saidtheoldman，\"Ihavelivedhereagreatmanyyears，butneverbeforedidaSaxoncalluponme，askingquestionsaboutGronwyOwen，orhisbirth—place。Immortalitytohismemory！Iowemuchtohim，forreadinghiswritingstaughtmetobeapoet！\"
\"Dearme！\"saidI，\"areyouapoet？\"
\"ItrustIam，\"saidhe；\"thoughthehumblestofYnysFon。\"
Aflashofproudfire，methought，illuminedhisfeaturesashepronouncedtheselastwords。
\"Iammosthappytohavemetyou，\"saidI；\"buttellmehowamItogettoLlanfair？\"
\"Youmustgofirst，\"saidhe，\"toTraethCochwhichinSaxoniscalledthe’RedSand。’InthevillagecalledthePentraethwhichliesabovethatsand，Iwasborn；throughthevillageandoverthebridgeyoumustpass，andafterwalkingfourmilesduenorthyouwillfindyourselfinLlanfaireithaf，atthenorthernextremityofMon。Farewell！ThateverSaxonshouldaskmeaboutGronwyOwen，andhisbirth—place！IscarcelybelieveyoutobeaSaxon，butwhetheryoubeornot，Irepeatfarewell。\"
ComingtotheMenaiBridgeIaskedthemanwhotookthepennytollattheentrance，thewaytoPentraethCoch。
\"Youseethatwhitehousebythewood，\"saidhe，pointingsomedistanceintoAnglesey；\"youmustmaketowardsittillyoucometoaplacewheretherearefourcrossroadsandthenyoumusttaketheroadtotheright。\"
PassingoverthebridgeImademywaytowardsthehousebythewoodwhichstoodonthehilltillIcamewherethefourroadsmet，whenIturnedtotherightasdirected。
ThecountrythroughwhichIpassedseemedtolerablywellcultivated，thehedge—rowswereveryhigh，seemingtospringoutoflowstonewalls。Imettwoorthreegangsofreapersproceedingtotheirworkwithscythesintheirhands。
Inabouthalf—an—hourIpassedbyafarm—housepartlysurroundedwithwalnuttrees。Stillthesamehighhedgesonbothsidesoftheroad：arethesehedgesrelicsofthesacrificialgrovesofMona？
thoughtItomyself。ThenIcametoawretchedvillagethroughwhichIhurriedattherateofsixmilesanhour。Ithensawalong，lofty，craggyhillonmyrighthandtowardstheeast。
\"Whatmountainisthat？\"saidItoanurchinplayinginthehotdustoftheroad。
\"MynyddLydiart！\"saidtheurchin，tossingupahandfulofthehotdustintotheair，partofwhichindescendingfellintomyeyes。
Ishortlyafterwardspassedbyahandsomelodge。Ithensawgroves，mountainLydiartforminganoblebackground。
\"Whoownsthiswood？\"saidIinWelshtotwomenwhowerelimbingafelledtreebytheroad—side。
\"LordVivian，\"answeredone，touchinghishat。
\"Thegentlemanisourcountryman，\"saidhetotheotherafterIhadpassed。
Iwasnowdescendingthesideofaprettyvalley，andsoonfoundmyselfatPentraethCoch。ThepartofthePentraethwhereInowwasconsistedofafewhousesandachurch，orsomethingwhichI
judgedtobeachurch，fortherewasnosteeple；thehousesandchurchstoodaboutalittleopenspotorsquare，thechurchontheeast，andonthewestaneatlittleinnorpublic—houseoverthedoorofwhichwaswritten\"TheWhiteHorse。HughPritchard。\"BythistimeIhadverifiedinpartthepredictionoftheoldWelshpoetofthepost—office。ThoughIwasnotyetarrivedatLlanfair，Iwas，ifnottired，verythirsty，owingtotheburningheatoftheweather，soIdeterminedtogoinandhavesomeale。OnenteringthehouseIwasgreetedinEnglishbyMrHughPritchardhimself，atallbulkymanwithaweather—beatencountenance，dressedinabrownjerkinandcorduroytrowsers，withabroadlow—crownedbuff—
colouredhatonhishead，andwhatmighthecalledhalfshoesandhalfhigh—lowsonhisfeet。Hehadashortpipeinhismouth，whichwhenhegreetedmehetookout，butreplacedassoonasthegreetingwasover，whichconsistedof\"Good—day，sir，\"deliveredinafrank，heartytone。IlookedMrHughPritchardinthefaceandthoughtIhadneverseenamorehonestcountenance。OnmytellingMrPritchardthatIwantedapintofale，abuxomdamselcameforwardandledmeintoanicecoolparlourontheright—handsideofthedoor，andthenwenttofetchtheale。
MrPritchardmeanwhilewentintoakindoftap—room，frontingtheparlour，whereIheardhimtalkinginWelshaboutpigsandcattletosomeofhiscustomers。Iobservedthathespokewithsomehesitation；whichcircumstanceImentionasrathercurious，hebeingtheonlyWelshmanIhaveeverknownwho，whenspeakinghisnativelanguage，appearedtobeatalossforwords。Thedamselpresentlybroughtmetheale，whichItastedandfoundexcellent；
shewasgoingawaywhenIaskedherwhetherMrPritchardwasherfather；onherreplyingintheaffirmativeIinquiredwhethershewasborninthathouse。
\"No！\"saidshe；\"IwasborninLiverpool；myfatherwasborninthishouse，whichbelongedtohisfathersbeforehim，butheleftitatanearlyageandmarriedmymotherinLiverpool，whowasanAngleseywoman，andsoIwasborninLiverpool。\"
\"AndwhatdidyoudoinLiverpool？\"saidI。
\"Mymotherkeptalittleshop，\"saidthegirl，\"whilstmyfatherfollowedvariousoccupations。\"
\"Andhowlonghaveyoubeenhere？\"saidI。
\"Sincethedeathofmygrandfather，\"saidthegirl，\"whichhappenedaboutayearago。Whenhediedmyfathercamehereandtookpossessionofhisbirth—right。\"
\"YouspeakverygoodEnglish，\"saidI；\"haveyouanyWelsh？\"
\"Ohyes，plenty，\"saidthegirl；\"wealwaysspeakWelshtogether，butbeingbornatLiverpool，IofcoursehaveplentyofEnglish。\"
\"Andwhichlanguagedoyouprefer？\"saidI。
\"IthinkIlikeEnglishbest，\"saidthegirl，\"itisthemostusefullanguage。\"
\"NotinAnglesey，\"saidI。
\"Well，\"saidthegirl，\"itisthemostgenteel。\"
\"Gentility，\"saidI，\"willbetheruinofWelsh，asithasbeenofmanyotherthings—whathaveItopayfortheale？\"
\"Threepence，\"saidshe。
Ipaidthemoneyandthegirlwentout。Ifinishedmyale，andgettingupmadeforthedoor；atthedoorIwasmetbyMrHughPritchard，whocameoutofthetap—roomtothankmeformycustom，andtobidmefarewell。IaskedhimwhetherIshouldhaveanydifficultyinfindingthewaytoLlanfair。
\"Nonewhatever，\"saidhe，\"youhaveonlytopassoverthebridgeoftheTraeth，andtogoduenorthforaboutfourmiles，andyouwillfindyourselfinLlanfair。\"
\"Whatkindofplaceisit？\"saidI。
\"Apoorstragglingvillage，\"saidMrPritchard。
\"ShallIbeabletoobtainalodgingthereforthenight？\"saidI。
\"Scarcelyonesuchasyouwouldlike，\"saidHugh。
\"AndwherehadIbestpassthenight？\"Idemanded。
\"Wecanaccommodateyoucomfortablyhere，\"saidMrPritchard，\"providedyouhavenoobjectiontocomeback。\"
ItoldhimthatIshouldbeonlytoohappy，andforthwithdeparted，gladatheartthatIhadsecuredacomfortablelodgingforthenight。
CHAPTERXXXII
LeavePentraeth—TranquilScene—TheKnoll—TheMillerandhisWife—PoetryofGronwy—KindOffer—ChurchofLlanfair—NoEnglish—ConfusionofIdeas—TheGronwy—NotableLittleGirl—
TheSycamoreLeaf—HomefromCalifornia。
THEvillageofPentraethGochoccupiestwosidesofaromanticdell—thatpartofitwhichstandsonthesouthernside，andwhichcomprisesthechurchandthelittleinn，isbyfartheprettiest，thatwhichoccupiesthenorthernisapoorassemblageofhuts，abrookrollsatthebottomofthedell，overwhichthereisalittlebridge：comingtothebridgeIstopped，andlookedoverthesideintothewaterrunningbrisklybelow。Anagedmanwholookedlikeabeggar，butwhodidnotbegofme，stoodby。
\"Towhatplacedoesthiswaterrun？\"saidIinEnglish。
\"IknownoSaxon，\"saidheintremblingaccents。
IrepeatedmyquestioninWelsh。
\"Tothesea，\"hesaid，\"whichisnotfaroff，indeeditissonear，thatwhentherearehightides，thesaltwatercomesuptothisbridge。\"
\"Youseemfeeble？\"saidI。
\"Iamso，\"saidhe，\"forIamold。\"
\"Howoldareyou？\"saidI。
\"Sixteenaftersixty，\"saidtheoldmanwithasigh；\"andIhavenearlylostmysightandmyhearing。\"
\"Areyoupoor？\"saidI。
\"Very，\"saidtheoldman。
Igavehimatriflewhichheacceptedwiththanks。
\"Whyisthissandcalledtheredsand？\"saidI。
\"Icannottellyou，\"saidtheoldman，\"IwishIcould，foryouhavebeenkindtome。\"
BiddinghimfarewellIpassedthroughthenorthernpartofthevillagetothetopofthehill。Iwalkedalittlewayforwardandthenstopped，asIhaddoneatthebridgeinthedale，andlookedtotheeast，overalowstonewall。
BeforemelaytheseaorratherthenorthernentranceoftheMenaiStraits。TomyrightwasmountainLidiartprojectingsomewayintothesea；tomyleft，thatistothenorth，wasahighhill，withafewwhitehousesnearitsbase，formingasmallvillage，whichawomanwhopassedbyknittingtoldmewascalledLlanPederGochortheChurchofRedSaintPeter。MountainLidiartandtheNorthernHillformedtheheadlandsofabeautifulbayintowhichthewatersoftheTraethdell，fromwhichIhadcome，weredischarged。A
sandbank，probablycoveredwiththeseaathightide，seemedtostretchfrommountainLidiartaconsiderablewaytowardsthenorthernhill。Mountain，bayandsandbankwerebathedinsunshine；
thewaterwasperfectlycalm；nothingwasmovinguponit，norupontheshore，andIthoughtIhadneverbeheldamorebeautifulandtranquilscene。
Iwenton。Thecountrywhichhadhithertobeenverybeautiful，aboundingwithyellowcorn—fields，becamesterileandrocky；therewerestonewalls，butnohedges。Ipassedbyamooronmyleft，thenamooryhillockonmyright；thewaywasbrokenandstony；alltracesofthegoodroadsofWaleshaddisappeared；thehabitationswhichIsawbythewayweremiserablehovelsintoandoutofwhichlargesowswerestalking，attendedbytheirfarrows。
\"AmIfarfromLlanfair？\"saidItoachild。
\"YouareinLlanfair，gentleman，\"saidthechild。
AdesolateplacewasLlanfair。Theseaintheneighbourhoodtothesouth，limekilnswiththeirstiflingsmokenotfarfromme。Isatdownonalittlegreenknollontheright—handsideoftheroad；asmallhousewasnearme，andadesolate—lookingmillataboutafurlong’sdistance，tothesouth。Hogscameaboutmegruntingandsniffing。Ifeltquitemelancholy。
\"Isthistheneighbourhoodofthebirth—placeofGronwyOwen？\"saidItomyself。\"Nowonderthathewasunfortunatethroughlife，springingfromsucharegionofwretchedness。\"
Wretchedastheregionseemed，however，Isoonfoundtherewerekindlyheartsclosebyme。
AsIsatontheknollIheardsomeoneslightlycoughverynearme，andlookingtotheleftsawamandressedlikeamillerlookingatmefromthegardenofthelittlehouse，whichIhavealreadymentioned。
IgotupandgavehimtheseleofthedayinEnglish。Hewasamanaboutthirty，rathertallthanotherwise，withaveryprepossessingcountenance。HeshookhisheadatmyEnglish。
\"What，\"saidI，addressinghiminthelanguageofthecountry，\"haveyounoEnglish？PerhapsyouhaveWelsh？\"
\"Plenty，\"saidhe，laughing\"thereisnolackofWelshamongstanyofushere。AreyouaWelshman？\"
\"No，\"saidI，\"anEnglishmanfromthefareastofLloegr。\"
\"Andwhatbringsyouhere？\"saidtheman。
\"Astrangeerrand，\"Ireplied，\"tolookatthebirth—placeofamanwhohaslongbeendead。\"
\"Doyoucometoseekforaninheritance？\"saidtheman。
\"No，\"saidI。\"Besidesthemanwhosebirth—placeIcametosee，diedpoor，leavingnothingbehindhimbutimmortality。\"
\"Whowashe？\"saidthemiller。
\"DidyoueverhearasoundofGronwyOwen？\"saidI。
\"Frequently，\"saidthemiller；\"Ihavefrequentlyheardasoundofhim。Hewasbornclosebyinahouseyonder，\"pointingtothesouth。
\"Ohyes，gentleman，\"saidanice—lookingwoman，whoholdingalittlechildbythehandwascometothehouse—door，andwaseagerlylistening，\"wehavefrequentlyheardspeakofGronwyOwen；
thereismuchtalkofhimintheseparts。\"
\"Iamgladtohearit，\"saidI，\"forIhavefearedthathisnamewouldnotbeknownhere。\"
\"Pray，gentleman，walkin！\"saidthemiller；\"wearegoingtohaveourafternoon’smeal，andshallberejoicedifyouwilljoinus。\"
\"Yes，do，gentleman，\"saidthemiller’swife，forsuchthegoodwomanwas；\"andmanyawelcomeshallyouhave。\"
Ihesitated，andwasabouttoexcusemyself。
\"Don’trefuse，gentleman！\"saidboth，\"surelyyouarenottooproudtositdownwithus？\"
\"IamafraidIshallonlycauseyoutrouble，\"saidI。
\"Dimblinder，notrouble，\"exclaimedbothatonce；\"praydowalkin！\"
Ienteredthehouse，andthekitchen，parlour，orwhateveritwas，anicelittleroomwithaslatefloor。Theymademesitdownatatablebythewindow，whichwasalreadylaidforameal。Therewasacleanclothuponit，atea—pot，cupsandsaucers，alargeplateofbread—and—butter，andaplate，onwhichwereafewverythinslicesofbrown，waterycheese。
Mygoodfriendstooktheirseats，thewifepouredoutteaforthestrangerandherhusband，helpedusbothtobread—and—butterandthewaterycheese，thentookcareofherself。Before，however，I
couldtastethetea，thewife，seemingtorecollectherself，startedup，andhurryingtoacupboard，producedabasinfullofsnow—whitelumpsugar，andtakingthespoonoutofmyhand，placedtwoofthelargestlumpsinmycup，thoughshehelpedneitherherhusbandnorherself；thesugar—basinbeingprobablyonlykeptforgrandoccasions。
Myeyesfilledwithtears；forinthewholecourseofmylifeIhadneverexperiencedsomuchgenuinehospitality。HonourtothemillerofMonaandhiswife；andhonourtothekindhospitableCeltsingeneral！Howdifferentisthereceptionofthisdespisedraceofthewanderingstrangerfromthatof—。However，IamaSaxonmyself，andtheSaxonshavenodoubttheirvirtues；apitythattheyshouldbealluncouthandungraciousones！
Iaskedmykindhosthisname。
\"JohnJones，\"hereplied，\"MelinyddofLlanfair。\"
\"Isthemillwhichyouworkyourownproperty？\"Iinquired。
\"No，\"heanswered，\"Irentitofapersonwholivescloseby。\"
\"Andhowhappensit，\"saidI，\"thatyouspeaknoEnglish？\"
\"Howshouldithappen，\"saidhe，\"thatIshouldspeakany？Ihaveneverbeenfarfromhere；mywifewhohaslivedatserviceatLiverpoolcanspeaksome。\"
\"Canyoureadpoetry？\"saidI。
\"Icanreadthepsalmsandhymnsthattheysingatourchapel，\"hereplied。
\"ThenyouarenotoftheChurch？\"saidI。
\"Iamnot，\"saidthemiller；\"IamaMethodist。\"
\"CanyoureadthepoetryofGronwyOwen？\"saidI。
\"Icannot，\"saidthemiller，\"thatiswithanycomfort；hispoetryisintheancientWelshmeasures，whichmakepoetrysodifficultthatfewcanunderstandit。\"
\"Icanunderstandpoetryinthosemeasures，\"saidI。
\"Andhowmuchtimedidyouspend，\"saidthemiller，\"beforeyoucouldunderstandthepoetryofthemeasures？\"
\"Threeyears，\"saidI。
Themillerlaughed。
\"Icouldnothaveaffordedallthattime，\"saidhe，\"tostudythesongsofGronwy。However，itiswellthatsomepeopleshouldhavetimetostudythem。HewasagreatpoetasIhavebeentold，andisthegloryofourland—buthewasunfortunate；IhavereadhislifeinWelshandpartofhisletters；andindoingsohaveshedtears。\"
\"Hashishouseanyparticularname？\"saidI。
\"ItiscalledsometimesTyGronwy，\"saidthemiller；\"butmorefrequentlyTafarnGoch。\"
\"TheRedTavern？\"saidI。\"HowisitthatsomanyofyourplacesarecalledGoch？thereisPentraethGoch；thereisSaintPedairGoch，andhereatLlanfairisTafarnGoch。\"
Themillerlaughed。
\"ItwilltakeawisermanthanI，\"saidhe，\"toanswerthatquestion。\"
TherepastoverIroseup，gavemyhostthanks，andsaid，\"Iwillnowleaveyou，andhuntupthingsconnectedwithGronwy。\"
\"Andwherewillyoufindallettyfornight，gentleman？\"saidthemiller’swife。\"Thisisapoorplace，butifyouwillmakeuseofourhomeyouarewelcome。\"
\"Ineednottroubleyou，\"saidI，\"IreturnthisnighttoPentraethGochwhereIshallsleep。\"
\"Well，\"saidthemiller，\"whilstyouareatLlanfairIwillaccompanyyouabout。Whereshallwegotofirst？\"
\"Whereisthechurch？\"saidI。\"IshouldliketoseethechurchwhereGronwyworshippedGodasaboy。\"
\"Thechurchisatsomedistance，\"saidtheman；\"itispastmymill，andasIwanttogotothemillforamoment，itwillbeperhapswelltogoandseethechurch，beforewegotothehouseofGronwy。\"
Ishookthemiller’swifebythehand，pattedalittleyellow—
hairedgirlofabouttwoyearsoldonthehead，whoduringthewholetimeofthemealhadsatontheslatefloorlookingupintomyface，andleftthehousewithhonestJones。
Wedirectedourcoursetothemill，whichlaysomewaydownadeclivity，towardsthesea。Nearthemillwasacomfortable—
lookinghouse，whichmyfriendtoldmebelongedtotheproprietorofthemill。Arustic—lookingmanstoodinthemill—yard，whohesaidwastheproprietor。Thehonestmillerwentintothemill，andtherustic—lookingproprietorgreetedmeinWelsh，andaskedmeifIwascometobuyhogs。
\"No，\"saidI；\"Iamcometoseethebirth—placeofGronwyOwen；\"hestaredatmeforamoment，thenseemedtomuse，andatlastwalkedawaysaying，\"Ah！agreatman。\"
Themillerpresentlyjoinedme，andweproceededfartherdownthehill。Ourwaylaybetweenstonewalls，andsometimesoverthem。
Thelandwasmooryandrocky，withnothinggrandaboutit，andthemillerdescribeditwellwhenhesaiditwastirgwael—meanland。
Inaboutaquarterofanhourwecametothechurchyardintowhichwegot，thegatebeinglocked，byclamberingoverthewall。
Thechurchstandslowdownthedescent，notfardistantfromthesea。Alittlebrook，calledinthelanguageofthecountryafrwd，washesitsyard—wallonthesouth。Itisasmalledificewithnospire，buttothesouth—westthereisalittlestoneerectionrisingfromtheroof，inwhichhangsabell—thereisasmallporchlookingtothesouth。WithrespecttoitsinteriorIcansaynothing，thedoorbeinglocked。Itisprobablyliketheoutside，simpleenough。Itseemedtobeabouttwohundredandfiftyyearsold，andtobekeptintolerablerepair。Simpleastheedificewas，Ilookedwithgreatemotionuponit；andcouldIdoelse，whenIreflectedthatthegreatestBritishpoetofthelastcenturyhadworshippedGodwithinit，withhispoorfatherandmother，whenaboy？
Iaskedthemillerwhetherhecouldpointouttomeanytombsorgrave—stonesofGronwy’sfamily，buthetoldmethathewasnotawareofany。OnlookingaboutIfoundthenameofOwenintheinscriptionontheslateslabofarespectable—lookingmoderntomb，onthenorth—eastsideofthechurch。Theinscriptionwasasfollows：
ErcofamJANEOWEN
GwraigEdwardOwen，MonachlogLlanfairMathafameithaf，AfufarwChwefror281842
Yn51Oed。
I。E。\"TothememoryofJANEOWENWifeofEdwardOwen，ofthemonasteryofStMaryoffartherMathafarn，whodiedFebruary28，1842，agedfifty—one。\"
WhethertheEdwardOwenmentionedherewasanyrelationtothegreatGronwy，Ihadnoopportunityoflearning。Iaskedthemillerwhatwasmeantbythemonastery，andhetoldthatitwasthenameofabuildingtothenorth—eastnearthesea，whichhadoncebeenamonasterybuthadbeenconvertedintoafarm—house，thoughitstillretaineditsoriginalname。\"Mayallmonasteriesbeconvertedintofarm—houses，\"saidI，\"andmaytheystillretaintheiroriginalnamesinmockeryofpopery！\"
HavingseenallIcouldwellseeofthechurchanditsprecinctsI
departedwithmykindguide。Afterwehadretracedourstepssomeway，wecametosomestepping—stonesonthesideofawall，andthemillerpointingtothemsaid：
\"ThenearestwaytothehouseofGronwywillbeoverthellamfa。\"
Iwasnowbecomeashamedofkeepingtheworthyfellowfromhisbusiness，andbeggedhimtoreturntohismill。Herefusedtoleaveme，atfirst，butonmypressinghimtodoso，andonmytellinghimthatIcouldfindthewaytothehouseofGronwyverywellbymyself，heconsented。Weshookhands，themillerwishedmeluck，andbetookhimselftohismill，whilstIcrossedthellamfa。
Isoon，however，repentedhavingleftthepathbywhichIhadcome。
IwaspresentlyinamazeoflittlefieldswithstonewallsoverwhichIhadtoclamber。AtlastIgotintoalanewithastonewalloneachside。Amancametowardsmeandwasabouttopassme—hislookwasaverted，andhewasevidentlyoneofthosewhohave\"noEnglish。\"AWelshmanofhisdescriptionalwaysavertinghislookwhenheseesastrangerwhohethinkshas\"noWelsh，\"lestthestrangershouldaskhimaquestionandhebeobligedtoconfessthathehas\"noEnglish。\"
\"IsthisthewaytoLlanfair？\"saidItotheman。Themanmadeakindofrushinordertogetpastme。
