Aylwin

Henry Aylwin, heir of Raxton Hall, falls in love with the unpredictable Winifred Wynne, his friend from childhood, but not a match of which his family approves. When the lovers are separated by tragedy, Henry sets out on an extroardinary quest through the Welsh landscape, seeking reunion. Gypsy lore and tradition help him meet the challenges along the way.

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• Dedication
• Caught in the Ebbing Tide
• Preface to this Edition
• Preface to the Twenty-Second Edition of 1904
• Introduction to the Snowdon Edition of 1901
• 1: The Cymric Child
• 2: The Moonlight Cross of the Gnostics
• 3: Winifred's Dukkeripen
• 4: The Leader of the Aylwinians
• 5: Haroun-Al-Raschid the Painter
• 6: The Song of Y Wyddfa
• 7: Sinfi's Dukkeripen
• 8: Isis as Humourist
• 9: The Palace of Nin-Ki-Gal
• 10: Behind the Veil
• 11: The Irony of Heaven
• 12: The Revolving Cage of Circumstance
• 13: The Magic of Snowdon
• 14: Sinfi's Coup de Theatre
• 15: The Daughter of Snowdon's Story
• 16: D'Arcy's Letter
• 17: The Two Dukkeripens
• 18: The Walk to Llanberis
• Postscript
• Appendix 1 -- In Defence of a Great and Beloved Poet Whose Character is
• Appendix 2 -- A Key to Aylwin by Thomas St. E. Hake,