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Before the Romans, first, and the Saxons, next, invaded Britain, the Cymric people lived all over the island, south of Scotland. BEFORE THE ROMANS FIRST AND THE SAXONS NEXT INVADED BRITAIN THE COMIC PEOPLE LIVED ALL OVER THE ISLAND SOUTH OF SCOTLAND
 principal fairy, "but do you yourself try to move it. Then you will see what is certain to happen." Going home, to tell what he had heard, his parents had a hearty laugh at the idea of a boy succeeding where men, with the united strength of many horses and oxen, had failed. Yet, after brooding awhile, they were so dejected, that anything seemed reasonable. So they said, "Go ahead and try it." Returning to the mountain, the fairies, in a band, went with him to the great rock. One touch of his hand, and the mighty boulder trembled, like an aspen leaf in the breeze. A shove, and the rock rolled down from the hill and crashed in the valley below. There, underneath, were little heaps of gold and silver, which the boy carried home to his parents, who became the richest people in the country round about. XII GIANT TOM AND GIANT BLUBB Everyone who has read anything of Welsh history--though not of the sort that is written by English folks--knows also that Cornwall is, in soul, a part of Wales.  CHAPTER TWELVE OF WELSH FAIRY TALES THIS IS THE LEPER BOX RECORDING ALL LEVER BOX ACCORDINGS ARE IN A PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LEPER BOX DOT ORG RECORDING BY JAMES LEPINE WELSH FAIRY TALES BY WM ELIOT GRIFFITH CHAPTER TWELVE GIANT TOM AND GIANT BLUB EVERYBODY WHO HAS ANYTHING OF WELSH HISTORY THOUGH NOT THE SORT THAT IS WRITTEN BY ENGLISH FOLKS KNOW THAT CORNWALL IS THE SOUL A PART OF WALES
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