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Trifeth nid hawz eu rhivaw: banynau.y 
goleuni, geirlau benyw fiaradus, a digellion 
cybyz. 
Three things which are not eafily counted: the 
particles of light, the words of a talkative female, 
and the devices of a mifer. 
Tri cardawd i’r oes a zelo: plannu coed, 
gwellau celvyzyd,a magu plant yn zezvolion. 
The three charities to the age that - fol- 
lows : planting of treesy improvement of 
feience, and the education of children in wir- 
tue. 
Tri dyn a zylid bod yn drugar. wrthynt: 
alltud, gwezw, ac amzivad. 
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Nid gweled ond yityr; - 
Nid yityr ond glewineb ; 
Nid glewineb ond gloewineb 5 
Nid gloewineb ond goleuni 5 
Nid goleuni ond deall 5 
Wid deall ond cydwybod 5 
Nid cydwybod ond llygadDuw yn 
enaid dyn; 
Nid da ond dwyvaw! ; 
Nui dwyvawl ond crevy2us 5 
Nid crevyz ond créd 5 
Nid créd ond gwir 3 
Nid gwirond amlwg; 
Nid amlwg ond goleuni ; 
Nid goleuni ond Duw: 
Am hyny, nid da ond goleuni, 
Nid dwyvoldeb ond goleuni, 
Nid crevyz ond goleuni, 
Wid créd ond goleuni, 
Nid gwir ond goleuni, 
Nid amlwg¢g ond goleuni, 
Nid goleuni ond gweled Duw. 
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Gair 4 levair; 
Liavar 4 zengys 3 
Dangos 4 yftyr 5 
Yityr a zyfg ; 
Dyfg a vezwl ; 
Mezwl 4 bwyll; 
Pwyll 4 zeall; 
Beall a wybyz 5 
Gwybod 4 ymgais 5 
¥megais a eill-; 
Gallu a wyllys 5 
Gwyllys a wna; 
Gwneuthyr 4 gyre dyven ; 
Dyben pob peth iawn ; 
Tawn ymhob peth bywyd 5 
Bywyd o iawn bywyd tragwyzawl 5 
Bywyd tragwyzawl bod yn ngwir ; 
Bod yn ngwir bod yn Nuw. 
$aith gynnevnyzion byd: « 
a. Daiar, ac o hano pob corf, a galed, a fob 
faw cadarn. - 
2. Dwr, a¢ @ hane péb lyn, ag ir. 
Curious Specimens of Ancient Britifh Proverbs, [O@ober 1, 
Three perfons who ought to have pity fhews . 
them: the flranger, the widow, and tbe or~ 
phan. 
Trifeth, er eu dryced, gwell eu mezu no 
bod hebzynt : ofeiriad, brenin, a gwraig. 
Three things, however bad they may bey 
which are better to be poffeffed of than ta 
be without them: a priet, a king, and @ 
wife. 
Tri harzwg gwlid: yfgubawr, evail, ae. 
yfgol. 
The three ornaments of a country: a barn, the 
Joop of an arti}, and a Jcbool. 
APHORISMS. 
There is no feeing but in refleétion ; 
There is no refle€tion but in fortitude 5 
Fortitude is only where the objeét is clear 5 
There is no perfpicuity but in light; 
There is no light but in the underftanding 3 
There is no underftanding but of conicience 5 
Confcience is none other than the eye of God 
in the foul of man. 
There is none good but the godly ; 
There is none godly but the religious 5 
There is no religion but in believing 5 
There muft be no belief but in truth ; 
There is notruth butin being manifeft 5 
- Nothing is manifeft but light ; 
Nothing is light but God: 
Therefore, there is nought good but of light, 
No godlinefs but of light, 
No religion but of light, 
No belief but of light, 
No truth but of light, 
Nothing manifeft but of light, 
There is no light but in feeing Ged. 
A word doth exprefs 5 
Expreffion fhews ; 
Shewing reflects 5 ° 
RefleGion inftruts 5 
Inftruétion caufes to think ; 
Thought reafons ; 
Reafon underftands 5 
Underftanding proceeds to know © 
Knowledge will exert 5 
Exertion will be able to effeé& 5 
Ability will effet defire ; 
Defire will a& ; 
Aton will feek the end ; 
The end of every thing is the right 5 
Right in every thing is life; 
L'fe of right is life eternal ; 
Life eternal is to be in perfeétion 3 
To be in perfection is to be in God, 
The feven primary elements of the world: 
1. Earth, and from it proceeds every body, 
and what is hard, and every folid fubitance. 
2. Water, and trom it proceeds every liquid, 
* and meitare. . 
3. Awy? 
