I sing unwonted.
Anon.
Scribimus indooti doctique poëmata passim.
Hor.
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Footnotes.
[2] The north side of the river is called “Trevor Ucha,” i.e. “Upper Trevor.”
[7] The Welch have a great readiness in attaching names to record occurrences: thus, the Gerant, which is a part of the Berwyn Mountains, is called by them Moel y Barbwr, i.e. Barber Hill, and obtained this appellation from the circumstance of a barber, who was an associate of a desperate gang of ruffians, having been hanged on the summit, for the murder of his wife in the last century.
[11a] Welch Chron. p. 3.
[11b] Camden’s Britan. p. 623.
[12a] Warrington, p. 102.
[12b] Cort’s Letter.
[15a] Camb. Itin. p. 342.