Manawyddan

MANAWYDDAN the prince and his friend Pryderi were wanderers, for the brother of Manawyddan had been slain, and his throne taken from him.

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But luckily Manawyddan got word of it, and he and Kieva left the town one night and proceeded to Narberth, taking with him

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Manawyddan, and they searched the hall, and there was no man, and the castle, and there was none, and in the dwellings that were left was nothing save wild beasts.

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Thus the months passed until the harvest; and one evening Manawyddan visited the furthest of his fields of wheat; and saw that it was ripe.

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Manawyddan, Kieva and Pryderi, and they would not be parted from each other by night or by day, so great was the love between them.

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So they left Wales, and went to Hereford, and there they made saddles, while Manawyddan fashioned blue enamel ornaments to put on their trappings.

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Manawyddan the prince and his friend Pryderi were wanderers, for the brother of Manawyddan had been slain, and his throne taken from him.

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And Manawyddan found that Pryderi had spoken the truth concerning his mother, and asked if she would take him for her husband.

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Manawyddan was placing the cross-beam on the two forked sticks, where the mouse was to hang, when a priest rode past.

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Very sorrowful was Manawyddan, but Pryderi was stout of heart, and bade him be of good cheer, as he knew a way out of his trouble.

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