Folk-Lore of West And Mid-Wales
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Her request was granted, and in gratitude the mermaid warned them of a coming storm, and advised them to make for the shore without delay. This they did hurriedly, and as they were nearing the land a terrific storm came on suddenly, and it was with difficulty thst they managed to land safely. Other fishermen in another boat on the very same day, not having the advantage of being warned by the mermaid, were caught by the storm and met with a watery grave.
I ha.ve also discovered a version of thi...s story at Aberporth, a seaside village some distance to the South of New Quay.
It was formerly believed that there were mermen as well as mermaids, though I have no Welsh tale of a merman.
THE FISHERMEN OF LLANDUDOOH AND THE MERMAID.
The following tale appeared in Welsh fifty years ago in "Y Brython," Vol. I. page 73 ; and the writer was the late eminent Welshman Gwynionydd, father of the present Vicar of Lledrod :— " On a fine afternoon in September in the beginning of the last century, a fisherman named Pergriu pi-oc«eded to a recess in the rock near Pen Cemmes, (Pembrokeshire), and found there a.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her request was granted, and in gratitude the mermaid warned them of a coming storm, and advised them to make for the shore without delay. This they did hurriedly, and as they were nearing the land a terrific storm came on suddenly, and it was with difficulty thst they managed to land safely. Other fishermen in another boat on the very same day, not having the advantage of being warned by the mermaid, were caught by the storm and met with a watery grave.
I ha.ve also discovered a version of thi...s story at Aberporth, a seaside village some distance to the South of New Quay.
It was formerly believed that there were mermen as well as mermaids, though I have no Welsh tale of a merman.
THE FISHERMEN OF LLANDUDOOH AND THE MERMAID.
The following tale appeared in Welsh fifty years ago in "Y Brython," Vol. I. page 73 ; and the writer was the late eminent Welshman Gwynionydd, father of the present Vicar of Lledrod :— " On a fine afternoon in September in the beginning of the last century, a fisherman named Pergriu pi-oc«eded to a recess in the rock near Pen Cemmes, (Pembrokeshire), and found there a.
What to read after Folk-Lore of West And Mid-Wales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davies, Jonathan Ceredig, 1859-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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