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Soon they made the landscape smile with pleasant homes, rich farms and playing children. SOON THEY MADE THE LANDSCAPE SMILE WITH PLEASANT HOMES RICH FARMS AND PLAYING CHILDREN
s, without seeing the face of man." To this, the prince in admiration replied: "O most worthy Melangell [which is the way the Welsh pronounce Monacella], because, on account of thy merits, it has pleased God to shelter and save this little, wild hare, I, on my part, herewith present thee with this land, to be for the service of God and an asylum for all men and women, who seek thy protection. So long as they do not pollute this sanctuary, let none, not even prince or chieftain, drag them forth." The beautiful saint passed the rest of her life in this place. At night, she slept on the bare rock. Many were the wonders wrought for those who with pure hearts sought her refuge. The little wild hares were under her special protection, and they are still called "Melangell's Lambs." II THE MIGHTY MONSTER AFANG After the Cymric folk, that is, the people we call Welsh, had come up from Cornwall into their new land, they began to cut down the trees, to build towns, and to have fields and gardens.  CHAPTER TWO OF WELSH FAIRY TALES THIS IS A LIBERVOX ACCORDING ALL LIBERVOX ACCORDINGS ARE IN A PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIBERVOX DOT ORG RECORDING BY JAMES LEAN WELSH FAIRY TALES CHAPTER TWO THE MIGHTY MONSTER A FANG AFTER THE CUMRICH FOLK THAT IS THE PEOPLE WE CALL THE WELSH HAD COME UP FROM CORNWALL INTO THEIR NEW LAND THEY BEGAN TO CUT DOWN TREES TO BUILD FARMS AND TO HAVE FIELDS AND GARDENS
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