| Now, to the Cymry and to the pure Kelt, the past is at their elbows continually. |
| Hu Gadarn, who first collected the Race of the Cymry, and disposed them into tribes. |
| How had the star of this daughter of Gomer waxed, while the star of these Cymry, his sons, had waned! |
| He turns to Cymry and widens his eyes, giving her such a droll, woeful and aghast look all in one that she starts laughing anew. |
| Welshwomen might marry Englishmen, but none of the highborn Cymry might aspire to wed an Englishwoman. |
| The place chosen for the fortified city of the Cymry was among the mountains. |
