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May 18th, 2010 at 7: 55 am llyn-foulkes-horn-machine in: Science & Technology News ❋ Unknown (2010)

If this had been a position traditionally held by women, suddenly being mostly filled by men, guess what would have happened to the salary? — llyn ❋ Unknown (2008)

Wednesday, June 06, 2007 2:33:00 PM llyn Hunter said... ❋ Steve Hulett (2007)

She was alluding to the old days at Raxton, when she hoped that some day her little Camaralzaman would be carried by genii to her as she sat thinking of him by the magic llyn. ❋ Theodore Watts-Dunton (1873)

By the time we get to the llyn the colours o 'the vapours, what they calls the Knockers' flags, will come out ezackly as they did that mornin 'when you and me first went arter Winnie.' ❋ Theodore Watts-Dunton (1873)

It does not vanish -- it is gliding along the side of the llyn: it is moving towards me. ❋ Theodore Watts-Dunton (1873)

Yesterday I crep 'near her when she was a-sittin' down lookin 'at herself in that' ere llyn where the water's so clear, "Knockers 'Llyn," as they calls it, where her and me and ❋ Theodore Watts-Dunton (1873)

'Look,' I said, 'the colours of the vapours round the llyn are as rich as they were when we breakfasted here together.' ❋ Theodore Watts-Dunton (1873)

It seemed a pretty idea, and it was agreed that when I reached the llyn I was to go round it to the opening at the east, pass through the crevice, and wait there till I heard her crwth. ' ❋ Theodore Watts-Dunton (1873)

I guessed that an essential part of her crazy project was that we should breakfast at the llyn. ❋ Theodore Watts-Dunton (1873)

'This is the place,' said the Gypsy; 'it used to be called in old times the haunted llyn, because when you sings the Welsh dukkerin gillie here or plays it on a crwth, the Knockers answers it. ❋ Theodore Watts-Dunton (1873)

I returned to the llyn and threw myself down upon the ground, for my legs sank under me, but the dizziness of fatigue softened the effect of my distress. ❋ Theodore Watts-Dunton (1873)

Snowdon -- at the very llyn I was always so fond of. ❋ Theodore Watts-Dunton (1873)

And now those sudden little ripples in the llyn -- what do they mean? ❋ Theodore Watts-Dunton (1873)

She then took up her crwth, went round the llyn, and disappeared through the eastern cleft. ❋ Theodore Watts-Dunton (1873)

You remember that mornin 'when my crwth and song called Winnie to us at this very llyn? ❋ Theodore Watts-Dunton (1873)

Her confidence, however, was so great that I began to feel she was safe; and after she had passed out of sight I returned to the llyn where we had breakfasted. ❋ Theodore Watts-Dunton (1873)

I sat with my face opposite to the llyn, and we had scarcely begun when I noticed Sinfi's face peeping round a corner of the little gorge. ❋ Theodore Watts-Dunton (1873)

While she was doing this Sinfi and I went to the side of the llyn. ❋ Theodore Watts-Dunton (1873)

Gypsies -- a race who are, as I had already noticed, among the few uncultivated people that show a susceptibility to the beauties of nature -- gave a long sigh of pleasure, and lingered at the llyn of the triple echo, to see how the soft iridescent opal brightened and shifted into sapphire and orange, and then into green and gold. ❋ Theodore Watts-Dunton (1873)