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Yet they would not obey the summons of the king, to come and receive their punishment. But at last, tired of being deserted by all good men and women, they repented in sorrow. YET THEY WOULD NOT OBEY THE SUMMONS OF THE KING TO COME AND RECEIVE THEIR PUNISHMENT BUT AT LAST TIRED OF BEING DESERTED BY ALL GOOD MEN AND WOMEN THEY REPENTED IN SORROW
. The war which now raged was finally decided by single combat, as was the custom in old days. By this, the burning of the peasants' houses, and the ruin which threatened the whole country, ended, and peace came. It was not alone by the strength and fierceness of King Math, but also by the magic spells of Gwyd, that Pryderi was slain. After burying the hero, King Math came back to his palace and found out what Gily had done. Then he took Goewen away from Gily, and to make amends for her trouble, in being thus torn from his palace, King Math made her his queen. Then the lovely Goewen shared his throne covered with the flame colored satin. One of the most beautiful maidens of the court was chosen to hold his feet, until such time as a permanent choice was made. As for the two nephews, who had fled from the wrath of their princely uncle, they were put under bans, as outlaws, and had to live on the borders of the kingdoms. No one of the king's people was allowed to give them food or drink. IED HER OFF TO HIS COTTAGE THE WAR WHICH NOW RAGED WAS FINALLY DECIDED BY SINGLE COMBAT AS WAS THE CUSTOM IN OLD DAYS BY THIS THE BURNING OF THE PEASANTS HOUSES AND THE RUIN WHICH THREATENED THE WHOLE COUNTRY ENDED AND PEACE CAME IT WAS NOT ALONE BY THE STRENGTH AND FIERCENESS OF KING MATH BUT ALSO BY THE MAGIC SPELLS OF GWYD THAT PRIDARY WAS SLAIN AFTER BURYING THE HERO KING MATH CAME BACK TO HIS PALACE AND FOUND OUT WHAT GILLI HAD DONE THEN HE TOOK GOWEN AWAY FROM GILLI AND TO MAKE AMENDS FOR HER TROUBLE IN BEING THUS TORN FROM HIS PALACE KING MATH MADE HER HIS QUEEN THEN THE LOVELY GOWEN SHARED HIS THRONE COVERED WITH THE FLAME COLORED SATIN ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL MAIDENS OF THE COURT WAS CHOSEN TO HOLD HIS FEET UNTIL SUCH TIME AS A PERMANENT CHOICE WAS MADE AS FOR THE TWO NEPHEWS WHO HAD FLED FROM THE WRATH OF THEIR PRINCELY UNCLE THEY WERE PUT UNDER BANDS AS OUTLAWS AND HAD TO LIVE ON THE BORDERS OF THE KINGDOMS NO ONE OF THE KING'S PEOPLE WAS ALLOWED TO GIVE THEM FOOD OR DRINK
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