excerpt from 'A Tour to North Wales, 1784' pp. 142–143 (108 words)
excerpt from 'A Tour to North Wales, 1784' pp. 142–143 (108 words)
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A messenger was detach’d, at our return, for a Welsh harper; who had play’d to us, during supper, and the two following hours, many delightful tunes;* our landlord also, who cock’d a pipe with Mr P[almer]., favor’d us with his accompanying voice; and I don’t recollect when I was more gratified; and exhilerated. Were I a man of great fortune I wou’d retain one of these musicians in my family; as I find that some of the first Welsh gentlemen still do. *Sr. Watkin’s Delight. Conceits of Lady Owen. Sweet Richard. Morvar-Rhudlan. The Dimples. Davy of Garry-Gwyn, &c. &c. &c. |
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