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VIII THE TOUCH OF CLAY Long, long ago before the Cymry came into the beautiful land of Wales, there were dark skinned people living in caves. EIGHT THE TOUCH OF CLAY LONG LONG AGO BEFORE THE COMERY CAME INTO THE BEAUTIFUL LAND OF WALES THERE WERE DARK SKINNED PEOPLE LIVING IN CAVES
 means of deception and falsehood, these men are remembered only by the Twelve Mounds, which rise on the surface of the field hard by. As for the boy, he became a great magician, or, as we in our age would call him, a man of science and wisdom, named Merlin. He lived long on the mountain, but when he went away with a friend, he placed all his treasures in a golden cauldron and hid them in a cave. He rolled a great stone over its mouth. Then with sod and earth he covered it all over so as to hide it from view. His purpose was to leave this his wealth for a leader, who, in some future generation, would use it for the benefit of his country, when most needed. This special person will be a youth with yellow hair and blue eyes. When he comes to Denas, a bell will ring to invite him into the cave. The moment his foot is over the place, the stone of entrance will open of its own accord. Anyone else will be considered an intruder and it will not be possible for him to carry away the treasure.   CHAPTER EIGHT OF WELSH FAIRY TALES THIS IS A LIBERVOX RECORDING ALL LIVERPOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE WAS IT LIBERVOX DOT ORG WELSH FAIRY TALES BY WILLIAM ELLIOT GRIFFITH CHAPTER 
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