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heb yn wybod i neb ond iddi hi ei hun
to take posession of a piece of his land belonging to his neighbour
inequality
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poet and journalist T
Cathl i'r Eos a Cherddi Eraill (Alun) heb yn wybod i neb"Er dichon fod ei chalon wan Yn delwi dan y dulid, Ni chwyna, i flino'i hannwyl rai, Ei gwn a guddia'i gofid: Ni pheidia'i chn trwy ddunos faith, Nes gweled gobaith golau Yn t'wynnu, megis llygad aur, Trwy bur amrantau'r bore." Alun, to use the bardic name of Mold native John Blackwell (1797 1840), was one of the most successful and popular Welsh poets of the first part of the nineteenth century. Although comparatively little of his poetry has
