𝔏𝔩𝔶𝔱𝔥𝔶𝔯 36.
At RICHARD MORRIS.
GAREDIG GYFAILL,
GYRRWCH hyn o garp o Gywydd i Mr. Vaughan o Gors y Gedol i edrych a fydd gan fwyned a rhoi i Ddyn truan ychydig Ffrangeud; viz (Franks). Ni fu yma ermoed gymaint o newyn a llymdra am danynt. Ni feddaf un rhag llw drwg, ac ni feddais er ys talm o amser. Dyma'r Cywydd yn canlyn, ond ni feiddiaf roi dim annerch pendant atto ef uwch ben y Cywydd, rhag gwneuthur hwn yn ddau Lythyr &c. A fyddai anhawdd cael lle ar fwrdd Llong o Ryfel? oblegid fe fyddai ddewisaf gennyf i ymladd ar Ffrangcod a gweddio tros. y Saeson, tra baent yn eu rhegu eu hunain, na byw yn y fangre. lom felldigaid yna. Gwyn ei fyd a gâai 30 punt yn rhyw gwrr o Gymru! Duw gyda chwi. Eich rhwymedig Wasanaethwr
𝔏𝔩𝔶𝔱𝔥𝔶𝔯 37.
At WILLIAM MORRIS.
DEAR SIR,
YOUR favour of the 21st I received by Mr. Mosson, whom I had the pleasure to see at Walton, if it could be a pleasure to see a person where you can't pretend to give him a suitable entertainment. As to your Vaughans, and they might, upon a pinch, take up with a dish of Cywyddau, or any other literary collation, and think it no disagreeable repast for the time; but I am not qualified to draw a bill of fare for an English palate. It was on last Wednesday I saw Mr. Mosson, and he told me he should not set out from
