...chearfulnefs, which was more univerfal and conitantin the Welih than in the Saxons or Normans. Notwithftanding their poverty, they were fo hofpitable that every...moft indigent, nor was there a beggar in the nation. Whjen any ftranger, or traveller, came ta a houfe, he ufed no other ceremony, than at his fini entrance...

...more univerfal and conftant in the Welfli than in the Saxons or Normans. * • Not withNotwithftauding their poverty, they were fo hofpitable that every...was open to all ; and thus no wants were felt by the moll indigent, nor was there a beggar in the nation. When any ftranger or traveller came to a houfe,...

...chearfulnefs which was more univerfal and conftant in the Welfh than ia the Saxons or Normans. Notwhhftanding their poverty, they were fo hofpitable, that every man's houfe was open to all j and thus no wants were felt by the moft indigent, nor was there a beggar in the nation. When any...

...greatly contributed to keep up that cheerfulnefs, which was more univerfal and confiant in the Wellh than in the Saxons or Normans. Notwithstanding their...indigent, nor was there a beggar in the nation. When any ftrangerj or traveller} came to a houfe, he ufed no other ceremony than, at his firft entrance^ to...

...in the Welfli than in the Saxons or Normans. Notwithftnnding their poverty^ they were fo hofpirable that every man's houfe was open to all ; and thus...When any ftranger, or traveller, came to a houfe, he ufeH no other ceremony than, at his firft entrance, to deliver his arms into the hands of the mafter,...

...the Saxons or Normans. Notwithftanding their poverty, they were fo hofpitable that every man's houfc was open to all ; and thus no wants were felt by the nioft indigent, nor was there a beggar in the nation. When any ftranger, or traveller, came to a houfe,...