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Situation of the city -- The cathedral -- Tomb of Bishop Barrow -- Epitaph of Dean Lloyd -- The _Red Book of S. Asaph_ -- Dick of Aberdaron -- Parish church -- Catherine of Berain -- Meiriadog -- The legend of Cynan, and of the Eleven Thousand Virgins -- Ffynnon Fair -- Cefn caves -- Plas Newydd -- Cawr Rhufoniog -- Covered avenue -- Rhuddlan -- The air "Morfa Rhuddlan" -- Welsh airs -- Need for careful examination and discrimination -- Stories connected with certain tunes -- Welsh hymn tunes -- Gruffydd ab Llewelyn -- Constitution of Rhuddlan -- Edward "Prince of Wales."
THE city of S. Asaph is pleasantly planted, for the most part, on rising ground above the River Elwy, in the vale of the Clwyd, which unites with the Elwy below this miniature city.