...forth in defence of their country; they have free admittance into every house" as if it were their own. Those who arrive in the morning are entertained till...of the harp for each house has its young women and harp, allotted to this purpose. Two circumstances here deserve notice : that as no nation labours more...

...defence of ti»«r country, they have free admittance into every house as if it were their own. •* Those who arrive in the morning are entertained till...harp; for each house has its young women and harps ulloted to this pur« рое«. Two circumstance« here deserve notice : that as no natioa labours...

...offered to them. If they suffer their feet to be washed, they are considered as guests for the night. But, if they refuse it, they only wish for morning...this purpose. In the evening, when no more guests are expected, the meal is prepared according to the number and dignity of the persons present, and...

...house, only deliver up their arms. Those who arrive in the morning are entertained till evening, with the conversation of young women, and the music of...this purpose. In the evening, when no more guests are expected, the meal is prepared according to the number and dignity of the persons assembled, and...

...puellas habet, et cytheras ad hoc deputatas. " Those who arrive in the morning are entertained in the evening by the conversation of young women, and the...young women and harps, allotted to this purpose." Omnis quoque decuria sen familia viri, citra doctrinam omnem cytharizandi per se peritiam tenent. liln...

...were for lodging, as well as refreshment, or not. From morning to evening the guests were entertained by the conversation of young women, and the music of the harp; and in every house were some who made this their principal occupation. And in the evening, the meal...

...every house as if it were their own. Those who arrive in the morning are entertained till evening with the conversation of young women, and the music of...its young women and harps allotted to this purpose. Two circumstances here deserve notice : that as no nation labours more under the vice of jealousy than...

...to spend a day in a Welsh family. If a visitor came in the morning he was entertained all day "with the conversation of young women and the music of the harp, for every house had its young women and harps nllotted for this purpose." This sounds very agreeable, but...

...interest. Of the Welsh he says: "Those who arrive in the morning are entertained until evening with the conversation of young women, and the music of...young women and harps allotted to this purpose. In each family the art of playing the harp is held preferable to any other learning." He adds (chapter...

...a day in a Welsh family. If a au^habits v*s^or came in the morning he was entertained all day "with the conversation of young women and the music of the harp, for every house has its young women and harps allotted for this purpose." This sounds very agreeable, but...