Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 418
Not seeing hisbabe, Llewelyn rashly supposed that the houndhad killed the infant, and drew his sword andplunged it in the side of the savior oi his son. Ofthe remorse and grief of the chieftain when hefound what a foolish and wicked thing he haddone, we need not speak. But Gelert was buriedwith due… … (BY PERMISSION OF BOUSSOD, VALADON &. CO.) And, till great Snowdens rocks grow old,And cease the storm to brave.The consecrated spot shall holdThe name of Gelerts grave! There are those that say that the tale of Gelertis wholly an imaginary one. But let us cling tothe belief that the brindled…
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