In the canon
The Journey Through Wales
Gerald of Wales
- Form
- Form Travel Writing
- Year
- Year 1191
- Originally in
- Originally in Latin
- Pages
- Pages 300
At Haverfordwest a crowd wept and took the cross after a sermon in Latin and French, preached to men who spoke only Welsh and understood not a word of it, and the preacher, delighted, wrote it down. Gerald rode the whole circuit of Wales at the Archbishop of Canterbury's side, recruiting for the Third Crusade, and could not keep to the subject for a page.
as birds fly against the wind, so do fish swim against the stream
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