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Aber Henfelen
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Aber Henfelen. Name for the sea between Wales ...
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 "Daily Post (Liverpool, England)")
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Ynys Bendigeidfran - cadarnle'r hugan; BYD NATUR.(News)
Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
; Byline: BETHAN WYN JONES ROEDD hi'n rhyfeddol gyrru ar hyd ffyrdd bach, cul ym mhen draw Sir Benfro o Dy Ddewi tuag at Borth Stinian. Roedd y gwanwyn wedi llenwi'r ffyrdd a gwair a blodau: y llwylys a'r gorthyfail yn wyn, y llygad llo mawr yn felyn a gwyn, coch bysedd y cwn, pinc y blodyn neidr,
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Performing Medieval Narrative.(Book review)
Medium Aevum
; Performing Medieval Narrative, ed. Evelyn Birge Vitz, Nancy Freeman Regalado, and Marilyn Lawrence (Cambridge: D. S. Brewer, 2005). xvi + 261 pp. ISBN 1-84340-39-1. 45.00 [pounds sterling]. Here readers will find essays under four heads: 'Performers of narrative and their art', 'Performance and the
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Le 'Slipping' dans les langues medievales.(Further short notices)(Brief Article)(Book Review)
Medium Aevum
; Le 'Slipping' dans les langues medievales, ed. Jurg Rainer Schwyter, Erich Poppe, and Sandrine Onillon, Cahiers de L'ILSL 18 (Lausanne: Institut de Linguistique et des Sciences du Langage, Universite de Lausanne, 2005). 183 pp. ISBN 2-9700468-3-0. Sw. fr. 20.00. 'Slipping' is a delightful
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Reflections on Rhiannon and the horse episodes in Pwyll
Western Folklore
; ... gain upon him and he did not gain upon them ... .The third time the lad goes after them, one calls out: "Lo, my son, great the news. Weary are the steeds we ride. We ride the steeds of Donn Tetscorach (?) from the elfmounds" (Stokes 1901:37, 39). The red ... siebzehnten Jahrhundert. Halle: Max Niemeyer. [Reference] ...
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THE UNDOING OF ALL THINGS: MALORIAN LANGUAGE AND ALLUSION IN DAVID JONES' IN PARENTHESIS.(Sir Thomas Malory's Morte d'Arthur as a source for the 1937 poem "In Parenthesis")(Critical Essay)
Renascence: Essays on Values in Literature
; More than any other British response to the Great War, In Parenthesis (1937) brings a consciousness of the past to bear upon the events it relates. David Jones (1895-1974), who had already established his reputation as a painter and wood-engraver, based his poem on his experience as an infantryman
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(book reviews)
Folklore
; Creft Cyfarwydd: Astudiaeth o dechnegau naratif yn y Mabinogion. By Sioned Davies. Cardiff: University of Wales Press, 1995. x + 261pp. Pbk. 14.95 [pounds sterling]. ISBN 0 7083 1319 1 For some years Sioned Davies has been the leading younger scholar working on medieval Welsh prose narrative. This
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The undoing of all things: Malorian language and allusion in David Jones' In Parenthesis
Renascence
; MORE than any other British response to the Great War, In Parenthesis (1937) brings a consciousness of the past to bear upon the events it relates. David Jones (1895-1974), who had already established his reputation as a painter and wood-engraver, based his poem on his experience as an infantryman
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