No people ever loved babies more than these Cymry folk and it was they who invented the cradle.
The place chosen for the fortified city of the Cymry was among the mountains.
About this time, also, died Cadwaladyr, the last of the Cymry who aspired to the sovereignty of Britain.
Now, to the Cymry and to the pure Kelt, the past is at their elbows continually.
The Cymry have left their name behind them in various regions far eastward of the one where they now sojourn.
We shall have to confine our attention therefore to the heroic poetry of the Cymry.
There are worse things under the skirts of Plinlimmon than the ancient cwrw of the Cymry.
We now proceed to give some account of the literature of the Cymry.
The primitive races of this continent are more properly designated by the word aborigines, as in the case of the Cymry.
Hu Gadarn, who first collected the Race of the Cymry, and disposed them into tribes.
