XLII.

Carcases {142d} of gold mailed warriors lay upon the city walls;

None of the houses or cities of Christians {142e} was any longer actively

engaged in war; {142f}

But one feeble man, with his shouts, kept aloof

The roving birds; {143a}

Truly Syll of Virein {143b} reports that there were more

That had chanced to come from Llwy, {143c}

From around the inlet of the flood;

He reports that there were more,

At the hour of mattins, {143d}

Than the morning breeze could well support.

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