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Wild Wales

CHAPTER V
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I at first thought that the words might be intended as a hint for a treat, but was soon convinced of the contrary.

There was no greedy expectation in his eyes, nor, indeed, in those of his companions, though they all looked as if they were fond of good ale.

I inquired whether much Welsh was spoken in the town, and was told very little.

When the man returned with the clerk I thanked him.
He told me I was welcome, and then went and leaned with his back against the wall.

He and his mates were probably a set of boon companions enjoying the air after a night's bout at drinking.


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