Ynys Vel; one of the old Welch names for England.
"A witch."—"All women till they're wed are witches!
The witch Mourge, or Morgana (historically Anna), was Arthur's sister.
Loud neigh'd the destrier at the welcome clang.
Destrier;—This word has been objected to, but it is so familiarly used by our Anglo-Norman minstrels, as well as by the great Masters of romantic poetry, that I have ventured, though not without diffidence, to retain it. Montaigne, in his chapter on "the Warhorses called Destriers," derives the word from the Latin Dextrarius.