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"Please do, and bring me my gloves from off the table," she called, as he turned towards the house. PLEASE DO AND BRING ME MY GLOVES OFF THE TABLE SHE CALLED AS HE TURNED TOWARDS THE HOUSE
ning, a poor boy, came back to her, a rich man, and leading by the hand the loveliest creature on whom man or woman had ever looked upon. As for the old man and the other daughter, no one ever saw them again. Gwyn and his wife went out to a farm which he bought, and oh, how happy they were! She was very kind to the poor. She had the gift of healing, knew all the herbs, which were good for medicine, and cured sick folk of their diseases. Three times the cradle was filled, and each time with a baby boy. Eight long and happy years followed. They loved each other so dearly and were so happy together, that Gwyn's vow passed entirely out of his mind, and he thought no more of it. On the seventh birthday of the oldest boy, there was a wedding at some distance away, and the father and mother walked through a field where their horses were grazing. As it was too far for Lady Nelferch to walk all the way, her husband went back to the house, for saddle and bridle, while she should catch the horse. HIS MOTHER'S COTTAGE IN THE MORNING A POOR BOY CAME BACK TO HER A RICH MAN AND LEADING BY THE HAND THE LOVELIEST CREATURE ON WHOM MAN OR WOMAN HAD EVER LOOKED UPON AS FOR THE OLD MAN AND THE OTHER DAUGHTER NO ONE EVER SAW THEM AGAIN GWEN AND HIS WIFE WENT OUT TO A FARM WHICH HE BOUGHT AND OH HOW HAPPY THEY WERE SHE WAS VERY KIND TO THE POOR SHE HAD THE GIFT OF HEALING KNEW ALL THE HERBS WHICH WERE GOOD FOR MEDICINE AND CURED SICK FOLK OF THEIR DISEASES THREE TIMES THE CRADLE WAS FILLED EACH TIME WITH A BABY BOY EIGHT LONG AND HAPPY YEARS FOLLOWED THEY LOVED EACH OTHER SO DEARLY AND WERE SO HAPPY TOGETHER THAT GWEN'S VOW PASSED ENTIRELY OUT OF HIS MIND AND HE THOUGHT OF IT NO MORE ON THE SEVENTH BIRTHDAY OF THE OLDEST BOY THERE WAS A WEDDING AT SOME DISTANCE AWAY AND THE FATHER AND MOTHER WALKED THROUGH THE FIELD WHERE THEIR HORSES WERE GRAZING AS IT WAS TOO FAR FOR LADY NELFURCH TO WALK ALL THE WAY HER HUSBAND WENT BACK TO THE HOUSE FOR SADDLE AND BRIDLE WHILE SHE WOULD CATCH THE HORSE
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