The Royal Blue book Prize Productions of the Pittsburgh International Eisteddfo
The Royal Blue book Prize Productions of the Pittsburgh International Eisteddfo
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The achievement of the Welsh is more remarkable in retaining what has been in their possession since days of yore than in acquiring new positions and advantages, though their history is not entirely void of progress in this sense. They have succeeded in fulfilling to a large extent the prophecy of Taliesin "Eu Ner a folant, eu hiaith a gadwant, eu tir a gollant ond Gwyllt Walia. " (Their God they will worship, their language they will keep, their lands they will lose save Wild Wales. ) As we ha...ve seen in previous chapters, they were at one time in possession of the greater part of England, but they have lost one section after another, until they are pushed to the westerly part of the island, and are now confined to the Principality of Wales as their particular and specific home. "Eu tir a gollant ond Gwyllt Walia. " This is not strange when we consider the innumerable attacks made upon them. Nations from all quarters have been pilfering their land, but to this day twelve counties are intact, and even Monmouth- shire, which makes up the thirteen, is desirous of being treated as a part of Wales, and has been so, as far as certain acts are concerned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The achievement of the Welsh is more remarkable in retaining what has been in their possession since days of yore than in acquiring new positions and advantages, though their history is not entirely void of progress in this sense. They have succeeded in fulfilling to a large extent the prophecy of Taliesin "Eu Ner a folant, eu hiaith a gadwant, eu tir a gollant ond Gwyllt Walia. " (Their God they will worship, their language they will keep, their lands they will lose save Wild Wales. ) As we ha...ve seen in previous chapters, they were at one time in possession of the greater part of England, but they have lost one section after another, until they are pushed to the westerly part of the island, and are now confined to the Principality of Wales as their particular and specific home. "Eu tir a gollant ond Gwyllt Walia. " This is not strange when we consider the innumerable attacks made upon them. Nations from all quarters have been pilfering their land, but to this day twelve counties are intact, and even Monmouth- shire, which makes up the thirteen, is desirous of being treated as a part of Wales, and has been so, as far as certain acts are concerned.
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