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Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Vol 58, No. 357, July 1845

Note 22 — DAVID THE "TELYNWR;"[20] OR, THE DAUGHTER'S TRIAL. A TALE OF WALES.

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In the "History of the Gwyder Family," it is stated, that some members of a leading family in the reign of Henry VII., being denounced as "Llawrnds," murderers, (from Llawrnd, red or bloody hand,) and obliged to fly the country, returned at last, and lived long disguised, in the woods and caves, being dressed all in green; so that "when they were espied by the country people, all took them for the "Tylwyth Têg, the fair family," and straight ran away.

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