FOLK LORE.

_Legend of Llangefelach Tower._--A different version of the legend also

exists in the neighbourhood, viz. that the day's work on the tower being

pulled down each night by the old gentleman, who was apparently

apprehensive that the sound of the bells might keep away all evil spirits,

a saint, of now forgotten name, told the people that if they would stand at

the church door, and throw a stone, they would succeed in building the

tower on the "spot where it fell," which accordingly came to pass.

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