E. Tegla Davies Books

Classic Welsh Short Stories

By Richard Hughes, Gwyn Jones, Dylan Thomas, David Alexander, Gwyn THOMAS, D. J. Williams, John Gwilym Jones, Sin Evans, Margiad EVANS, Glyn Jones, E. Tegla Davies, Kate Roberts, Harri Pritchard Jones, Idwal Jones, Caradoc Evans, Rhys Davies, R. Gerallt Jones, Bobi Jones, Islwyn Williams, George Ewart Evans, Geraint Goodwin, Islwyn Ffowc Elis, Alun Lewis, Eigra Lewis Jones, Ifor David Monger

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The story-teller has always been an important figure in Welsh society, and this collection draws on a rich and varied literature to present twenty-five of the finest Welsh short stories from this c...

The Master Of Pen Y Bryn: A Story From The Period Of The Tithe War

By E. Tegla Davies

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E. Tegla Davies ; Translated From The Welsh By Nina Watkins. Translation Of Gŵr Pen Y Bryn.

An Introduction To Knots

By E. Tegla Davies, E. T. Davies

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Cyfres Clasuron Hughes: Gwr Pen Y Bryn

By E. Tegla Davies, Tegla Davies

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E. Tegla Davies ; [rhagymadrodd Gan John Rowlands]. Originally Published: Wrecsam: Hughes A'i Fab, 1923.

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