C.K.W.

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The manners of the Welsh must have been even less delicate than those

of the Anglo-Saxons; for they thought it necessary to make a law,

"that none of the courtiers should give the queen a blow, or snatch

any thing with violence from her, under the penalty of incurring her

majesty's displeasure."

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