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Will that bag never get full?" asked Gwawl. "No, by Heaven! Not unless some rich man shall get into it, stamp it down with his feet, and call out 'enough.'" WILL THAT BAG NEVER GET FULL ASKED GAWALL NO BY HEAVEN NOT UNLESS SOME RICH MAN SHALL GET INTO IT STAMP DOWN WITH HIS FEET AND CALL OUT ENOUGH
is castle or hall. So, he could not give the banquet; but, in a year from that date, if Gwawl would come for her, she would be his bride. Then, a new bridal feast would be set for the wedding. In the meantime, Rhiannon planned with Powell to get out of the trouble. For this purpose, she gave him a magical bag, which he was to use when the right time should come. Quickly the twelve months passed and then Gwawl appeared again, to claim his bride, and a great feast was spread in his honor. All were having a good time, when in the midst of their merriment, a beggar appeared in the hall. He was in rags, and carried the usual beggar's wallet for food or alms. He asked only that, out of the abundance on the table, his bag might be filled. Gwawl agreed, and ordered his servants to attend to the matter. But the bag never got full. What they put into it, or how much made no difference. Dish after dish was emptied. By degrees, most of the food on the table was in the beggar's bag. "My soul alive! LAINED TO GWALL THAT IT WAS NOT HIS CASTLE OR HALL SO HE COULD NOT GIVE THE BANQUET BUT IN A YEAR FROM THAT DATE IF GWALL WOULD COME FOR HER SHE WOULD BE HIS BRIDE THAT A NEW BRIDAL FEAST WOULD BE SET FOR THE WEDDING IN THE MEANTIME RHIANNON PLANNED WITH PAUL TO GET OUT OF THE TROUBLE FOR THIS PURPOSE SHE GAVE HIM A MAGICAL BAG WHICH HE WAS TO USE WHEN THE RIGHT TIME SHOULD COME QUICKLY THE TWELVE MONTHS PASSED AND THEN GAWAWL APPEARED AGAIN TO CLAIM HIS BRIDE AND A GREAT FEAST WAS SPREAD IN HIS HONOUR ALL WERE HAVING A GOOD TIME WHEN IN THE MIDST OF THEIR MERRIMENT A BEGGAR APPEARED IN THE HALL HE WAS IN RAGS AND CARRIED THE USUAL BEGGAR'S WALLET FOR FOOD OR ALMS HE ASKED ONLY THAT OUT OF THE ABUNDANCE OF THE TABLE HIS BAG MIGHT BE FILLED GAWAWAL AGREED AND ORDERED HIS SERVANTS TO ATTEND TO THE MATTER BUT THE BAG NEVER GOT FULL WHAT THEY PUT INTO IT OR HOW MUCH MADE NO DIFFERENCE DISH AFTER DISH WAS EMPTIED BY DEGREES MOST OF THE FOOD ON THE TABLE WAS IN THE BEGGAR'S BAG MY SOUL ALIVE
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