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V THE BOY THAT WAS NAMED TROUBLE In one of the many "Co eds," or places with this name, in ancient and forest covered Wales, there was a man who had one of the most beautiful mares in all the world. VE THE BOY THAT WAS NAMED TROUBLE IN ONE OF THE MANY COEDS OR PLACES WITH THIS NAME IN ANCIENT AND FOREST COVERED WALES THERE WAS A MAN WHO HAD ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL MARES IN ALL THE WORLD
et their food from the fishes. But when none rose up above the waters, they understood, and later heard the whole story of the valor of the men and the devotion of the women. The solemn silence of night soon brooded over the scene. The men of the valley stayed only long enough to bury their own dead. Then they marched home and their houses were filled with mourning. Yet they admired the noble sacrifice of their daughters and were proud of them. Afterwards they raised stone monuments on the field of slaughter. To-day, this water is called the Lake of the Maidens, and the great stones seen near the beach are the memorials marking the place of the slain in battle. During many centuries, the ancient custom of capturing the bride, with resistance from her male relatives, was vigorously kept up. In the course of time, however, this was turned into a mimic play, with much fun and merriment. Yet, the girls appear to like it, and some even complain if it is not rough enough to seem almost real.  CHAPTER NUMBER FIVE OF WALSH FAIRY TALES THIS IS THE LEPER BOX ACCORDING ALL LEAP OF OX COURTINGS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LEIPERVOX DOT ORG WALSH FAIRY TALES BY WILLIAM ELIOT GRIFFITH CHAPTER FI
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