History of the Gwydir Family
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This county, 1 anon after the beginning of Queen Elizabeth's reign, produced three that were Bishops at once, born within or near the town of Conway. The one, Richard Davies, first of St.
Asaph, after translated to St. David's, where he govern'd like him- self, and for the honour of our nation (loving entirely the North- wales men), whom he placed in great numbers there, having ever this saying in his mouth (myn y firi Faglog), his familiar oath, " I will plant you, North-wales men, grow if you... list." He kept an exceeding great post, having in his service younger brothers of most of the best houses in that country, to whom, with his own sons, Thomas, Peregrine, and Jerson, which I knew at Oxenford, both born at Geneva, he gave them good maintenance and educa- tion. He did stoutly confront Sir John Parrot, Knight, in those days an inward favourite of the Earl of Leicester, who afterwards was Lord Deputy of Ireland, and one of the Lords of the Privy Council, a man of great possessions in that country, (who would have wrong'd him).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This county, 1 anon after the beginning of Queen Elizabeth's reign, produced three that were Bishops at once, born within or near the town of Conway. The one, Richard Davies, first of St.
Asaph, after translated to St. David's, where he govern'd like him- self, and for the honour of our nation (loving entirely the North- wales men), whom he placed in great numbers there, having ever this saying in his mouth (myn y firi Faglog), his familiar oath, " I will plant you, North-wales men, grow if you... list." He kept an exceeding great post, having in his service younger brothers of most of the best houses in that country, to whom, with his own sons, Thomas, Peregrine, and Jerson, which I knew at Oxenford, both born at Geneva, he gave them good maintenance and educa- tion. He did stoutly confront Sir John Parrot, Knight, in those days an inward favourite of the Earl of Leicester, who afterwards was Lord Deputy of Ireland, and one of the Lords of the Privy Council, a man of great possessions in that country, (who would have wrong'd him).
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