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Cardigan Welsh Corgi Books
The Crafty Welsh Corgi Knits: Pembroke and Cardigan - $35.00 The Crafty Welsh Corgi Knits is the sixth book in The Crafty Dog series from Kanine Knits. Author-Designer Peggy Gaffney captures both the Pembroke and Cardigan Welsh Corgis in action illustrating all of the activities that are unique to the breed and illustrates them as intarsia knitting designs. There are 25 intarsia patterns in the book. They can be knit into 25 different knitting projects, from sweaters, hats and scarves to afghans, a pillow and even a Christmas stocking. The book also has the story of these breeds, including their history, all the ways they have worked down through the years and what activities they take part in now. The book is illustrated with more than 70 photographs. Debbie Macomber, best selling author and knitter, has said that Peggy Gaffney has introduced a new idea into the knitting realm...you're in for a real treat.	Pembroke Welsh Corgi: Your Happy Healthy Pet, with DVD - $9.72 This fully-revised all-encompassing guide to Corgis features everything new owners need to know from preparing for the new pup to geriatric care. All new full-color photography and an included 30-minute training DVD make this a package that can't be passed up. * Updated coverage: Comprehensive guidance and information for the Corgi owner. From understanding the breed behaviors and characteristics to choosing the right pup to grooming, feeding, and training, readers will have an all-encompassing guide. * Assured quality: This book is ideal for a new dog owner. The all-new full-color photos create its visual appeal; the sturdy hardcover and preprinted cases produce functionality. * Author expertise: The Happy Healthy Pet books are written by respected and established authors. Information is readable and to-the-point and presented in an easy-to-follow format. The 30-minute dog training DVD is a perfect complement to this new edition. The DVD is made precisely for owners of medium sized dog breeds; it covers the training approach, practical commands like heeling and staying, correcting inappropriate behaviors like jumping up and chewing, fun tricks like shaking and rolling over, and a bonus chapter. This bonus chapter is unique because it is breed-specific-- a Corgi owner will learn specifically about the personality traits and habits that are characteristic of Corgis. This kind of breed-specific coverage enables owners to cater their training, care, and attention to their Corgi. Note: CD-ROM/DVD and other supplementary materials are not included as part of eBook file.
The Secret Of The Dragon: The Story Of Pembroke And Cardigan Welsh Corgis - $15.88 This is the story of Dragons and Pembrokes and Cardigans. For two thousand years this tale has been guarded and passed from second daughter to second daughter. Now the line of descent has ended. The last of this line, an enchantress herself, has passed the secret to me with the charter to tell all about the dragons of Wales and how the Pembroke and Cardigan Welsh Corgis came into being.	The Four Ancient Books of Wales (Forgotten Books) - $12.13 Book Description: "This is William Skene's anthology of dark-age Welsh Bardic poetry. Often cited, but difficult to obtain, this book contains every remaining piece of Bardic poetry known. The poems are translated from four manuscripts: the Black Book of Caermarthen, the Red Book of Hergest (which is also the source of the Mabinogion), the Book of Taliessin and the Book of Aneurin, all of which date from the twelfth to the fifteenth centuries C.E. The poems themselves date from much earlier, probably from the sixth century by internal evidence. This corpus is one of the treasures of world literature. It is also the only true source material for the study of Bardic lore, which reputedly preserved the esoteric (and long-lost) beliefs of the Druids. Largely written to satisfy wealthy patrons, much of the subject matter is related to mead-inspired battles, particularly the renowned Gododin cycle. However, the poetry rises above the gory combat and toadying to achieve an artistic height that would not be reached for many centuries. Some of the later works, which use Christian themes as a jumping-off point, have an almost haiku-like quality. The poems are infused throughout with mystic clarity, strange flashes of wisdom, and insight into humanity and nature." (Quote from sacred-texts.com) Table of Contents: Publisher’s Preface; The Poems Contained In The Four Ancient Books Of Wales.; The Literature Of Wales Subsequent To The Twelfth Century.; Sources Of The Early History Of Wales.; State Of The Country In The Sixth Century, And Its History Prior To A.d. 560.; State Of Britain In A.d. 560 When Gildas Wrote, And Kings Of The Line Of Dyfi.; Manau Gododin And The Picts.; The Races Of Britain And The Place Of The Picts Among Them.; The Celtic Dialects And The Probable Character Of The Pictish Language.; The Celtic Topography Of Scotland, And The Dialectic Differences Indicated By It.; Cumbria And The Men Of The North.; Recent Criticism Of Mythological Poems Examined.; Recent Criticism Of Historical Poems Examined.; True Place Of The Poems In Welsh Literature.; Result Of The Examination Of The Poems, And Their Classification.; Historical Poems Containing Allusions To Events Prior To A.d. 560.; The Reconciliation Of Llud The Less. Book Of Taliessin Liv.; The Death-song Of Corroi, Son Of Dayry. Book Of Taliessin Xlii.; The Death-song Of Erof. Book Of Taliessin Xl.; Book Of Taliessin Xli.; Book Of Taliessin Xlvi.; The Chair Of The Sovereign. Book Of Taliessin xv.; Black Book Of Caermarthen xxxi.; Book Of Taliessin xxx.; Geraint, Son Of Erbin. Black Book Of Caermarthen xxii. Red Book Of Hergest xiv.; Daronwy. Book Of Taliessin X.; The Praise` Of Lludd The Great Book Of Taliessin Lii.; Book Of Taliessin xiv.; The Battle Of Godeu. Book Of Taliessin viii.; Book Of Taliessin I. Red Book Of Hergest xxiii.; Death-song Of Dylan Son Of The Wave. Book Of Taliessin Xliii.; Black Book Of Caermarthen xxxv.; Red Book Of Hergest xxii.; Black Book Of Caermarthen xxxiii.; The Chair Of Ceridwen. Book Of Taliessin xvi.; The Death-song Of Uthyr Pendragon. Book Of Taliessin Xlviii.; Book Of Taliessin Xlv.; The Praise Of Taliessin. Book Of Taliessin xii.; Black Book Of Caermarthen xxxviii.; Black Book Of Caermarthen xv.; Book Of Taliessin xxi. Black Book Of Caermarthen xiv.; Black Book Of Caermarthen viii.; Book Of Taliessin xxv.; The Verses Of The Graves. Black Book Of Caermarthen xix.; Historical Poems Containing Allusions To Events Subsequent To A.d. 560.; Names Of The Sons Of Llywarch Hen. Black Book Of Caermarthen xxxix.; Black Book Of Caermarthen xxx.; Black Book Of Caermarthen xxxiv.; Red Book Of Hergest xi.; Black Book Of Caermarthen xxxii.; Book Of Taliessin xi.; Book Of Taliessin xxxviii.; Red Book Of Hergest xvii.; Book Of Taliessin xxxi.; Book Of Taliessin xxxii.; Book Of Taliessin xxxiii.; Book Of Taliessin xxxiv.; Book Of Taliessin xxxvi.; The Satisfaction Of Urien. Book Of Taliessin xxix.; The
British Goblins: Welsh Folk-Lore, Fairy Mythology, Legends and Traditions (Classic Reprint) - $11.54 With regard to other divisions of the field of folklore, the views of scholars differ, but in the realm of faerie these differences are reconciled ; it is agreed that fairy tales are relics of the ancient mythology; and the philosophers stroll hand in hand harmoniously. This is as it should be, in a realm about which cluster such delightful memories of the most poetic period of life-childhood, before scepticism has crept in as ignorance slinks out. The knowledge which introduced scepticism is infinitely more Table of Contents Fairy Talcs and the Ancient Mythology-The Compensations of Science-Existing Belief in Fairies in Wales-^The Faith of Culture-The Credulity of Ignorance-The Old-Time Welsh Fairyland-The Fairy King-The Legend of St Collen and Gwyn ap Nudd-The Green Meadows of the Sea-Fairies at Market-The Land of Mystery i; CHAPTER II; Classification of Welsh Fairies-General Designation-Habits of the Tylwyth Teg-Ellyllon, or Elves-Shakspearc's Use of Welsh Folk-Lore-Rowli Pugh and theEllyll-Household Story Roots-The Ellylldan-The Pooka-Puck Valley, Brcconshire •-Where Shakspcare got his Puck-Pwca 'r Trwyn-Usual Form of the Pooka Story-Coblynau, or Mine Fairies-The Knockers-Miners' Superstitions-Basilisks and Fire Fiends- A Fairy Coal-mine-The Dwarfs of Cae-Caled-Counterparts of the Coblynau-The Bwbach, or Household Fair)'-Legend of the Bwbach and the Preacher-Bogies and Hobgoblins- Carrying Mortals through the Air- Counterparts and Originals 11; CHAPTER III; Lake Fairies-The Gwragedd Annwn, or Dames of Elfin-Land- St Patrick and the Welshmen ; a Legend of Crumlyn Lake- The Elfin Cow of Llyn Barfog-Y Fuwch Laethwen Lefrith -The Legend of the Meddygon Myddfai-The Wife of Supernatural Race-The Three Blows ; a Carmarthenshire Legend -Cheese and the Didactic Purpose in Welsh Folk-Lore-The Fairy Maiden's Papa	Cardigan Welsh Corgi Champions 1952-1988 - $29.95