The river was broad and shallow at that place, and singing over innumerable stones; and with many alders on either bank, and great oak-trees beyond the alders, The road ran down through the river between the trees; the sunlight dappled the shallow water there, gleaming down on it through the leafage. The two arnies wee on the plain facing each other, one on this side of the river, one on that.
--Kenneth Morris,
--THE FATES OF THE PRINCES OF DYFED (1914)
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