The Historical Works of Giraldus Cambrensis Containing the Topography of Irela
The Historical Works of Giraldus Cambrensis Containing the Topography of Irela
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Torn vii. 2 Our author seems at first to have intended giving a repetition of the history of the beaver in this Description of Wales, being a separate work from the Itinerary ; but he afterwards alters his mind, and refers the reader for an account of it to the Itinerary. Book ii. C. 4. 3 " Ustwith risith owt of a moorish grounde caullid Blaene Ustwith, HI miles from Llangibike on Wy (Llangurig) 5 it is in Comeustwith EITEES OF WALES. 487 ing through the upper parts of Penwedic, ir. Cardiganshi...re, falls into the sea near the castle of Aberystuyth. From the snowy mountains of Eryri flows the noble river Devi/ dividing for a great distance North and South Wales ; and from the same mountains also the large river Mawr, 2 forming by its course the greater and smaller tract of sands called the Traeth Mawr and the Traeth Bachan. The Dissennith also, and the Arthro, flow through Merionethshire and the land of Conan. The Conwy, 3 springing from the northern side of the Eryri mountains, unites its waters with the sea under the noble castle of Deganwy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Torn vii. 2 Our author seems at first to have intended giving a repetition of the history of the beaver in this Description of Wales, being a separate work from the Itinerary ; but he afterwards alters his mind, and refers the reader for an account of it to the Itinerary. Book ii. C. 4. 3 " Ustwith risith owt of a moorish grounde caullid Blaene Ustwith, HI miles from Llangibike on Wy (Llangurig) 5 it is in Comeustwith EITEES OF WALES. 487 ing through the upper parts of Penwedic, ir. Cardiganshi...re, falls into the sea near the castle of Aberystuyth. From the snowy mountains of Eryri flows the noble river Devi/ dividing for a great distance North and South Wales ; and from the same mountains also the large river Mawr, 2 forming by its course the greater and smaller tract of sands called the Traeth Mawr and the Traeth Bachan. The Dissennith also, and the Arthro, flow through Merionethshire and the land of Conan. The Conwy, 3 springing from the northern side of the Eryri mountains, unites its waters with the sea under the noble castle of Deganwy.
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