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Lines (unconnected) 'By E. W.' One stanza has been recopied on the reverse side: 'Who thro'sharp thorns would madly beat his way ...'.

Stanzas (incomplete) entitled, 'Origin of British Bardism' and 'Ode in the manner of Tallesin' (Drafts).

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'Pastoral Song, May Morning', beginning 'Shepherds of the thymy (verdant) plain ...'.

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'Pastoral Song, May Morning', beginning 'Shepherds of the thymy (verdant) plain ...'. There are also two verses (crossed out) of 'The Songster, a song'.

Verses (10) entitled 'Invocation to content', beginning 'I sigh for thee, celestial guest ...'.

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Verses (10) entitled 'Invocation to content', beginning, 'I sigh for thee, celestial guest ...'. There are also some lines, 'Written at Carn Moesen, a prophecy' beginning, 'Thou that canst love the mountain wild' (crossed out). Drafts.

Verses headed 'Ith Gm. the recess' beginning, 'I found a green thicket remote in a glen ...'.

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Verses: 'Song', 'Delia Lost. (Celia lost)'; 'Epigram'; 'Glamorgan Triplets, 1772' and 'The sigh. A song',

Rhan oIolo Morganwg and Taliesin ab Iolo manuscripts and papers

Verses entitled 'Song', 'Delia Lost. (Celia lost)'. 'Epigram', 'Glamorgan Triplets, 1772' and 'The sigh. A song.' (Some crossed out).

'Glamorgan Triplets',

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Verses entitled 'The Wishing Cap', by E. Williams, ending with an epitaph on himself.

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Verses entitled 'The Wishing Cap', by E. Williams, ending with the epitaph on himself, 'He's gone, let no flatt'ries appear on his Tomb ...'. Draft.

A stanza (numbered 3), beginning 'Benevolence be thou my guide ...'.

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Fragments of English verse.

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Lines as follows: 'Acrostic on Mrs ... [Susan Robins] ...'; 'Epigram. The pow'r of innocence'.

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Lines (crossed out) as follows: (a) 'Acrostic on Mrs ... [Susan Robins] ... . Since married to John Williams the author's Brother. She was the widow of John Luke Robins Esqr. FRS of Mount Pleasant in the Parish of St Mary's Jamaica'. (b) 'Epigram. The pow'r of innocence', beginning, 'I have felt the rough north, the sharp fangs of the frost ...'.

A hymn stanza composed by Iolo Morganwg, 'Yn Eglwys Trelalys' [Laleston],

Rhan oIolo Morganwg and Taliesin ab Iolo manuscripts and papers

A hymn stanza composed by Iolo Morganwg, 'Yn Eglwys Trelalys' [Laleston] 1817. The first two lines are: 'Y trymmaf o drallodau'r ddaear/ Yw rhoi'n anwyliaid yn y bedd ...'. On the reverse side is a tune ('Gobeithlawn') to fit the words - 'Erddigan y pennill tu arall i'r papur'.

'Marwnad Edward Evan. Iolo Morg.'

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Extracts from, or lines designed to form part of, 'Marwnad Edward Evan. Iolo Morg.' On the reverse side are come more lines in the 'cywydd' metre by Iolo Morganwg.

'Barddoniaeth Iorwerth Morganwg': title-page with eight lines in the 'cywydd' metre beginning, 'E beris fydau'n barod ...'.