"Ponderynge together yestardayes promise, and two-dayes doyng"
(Hall's Chronicle - 1548)"Goronigl gwyr yr Ynys" (Lewis Glyn Cothi - 1450)
Wind blowing in from the East:
a plaintive pleading.
Wind tacking round to the North:
a cold encounter.
Wind blowing in from the West:
wildly trumpeting.
Wind wafting warmth from the South:
gets no welcome here.
