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| | Wild Wales: Its People, Language and Scenery - CHAPTER XXVIII |
 | | He foretold a bridge, but not a railroad bridge; had he foretold a railroad bridge, or hinted at the marvels of steam, his claim to the second sight would have been incontestable. |
 | | What a triumph for Wales; what a triumph for bardism, if Lleiaf had ever written an englyn, or couplet, in which not a bridge for common traffic, but a railroad bridge over the Menai was hinted at, and steam travelling distinctly foretold! |
 | | The above englyn was printed in the Greal, 1792, p. |
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