Crossword-Solution: GOCH 4 letters, 1 clue 🏆 scrabble score: 10

Iolo Goch, the bard of your celebrated hero, Owen Glendower, was buried somewhere in its precincts.” We went on: my companion took me over a stile behind the house which he had pointed out, and along a path through hazel coppices.

CHAPTER XIII Divine Service—Llangollen Bells—Iolo Goch—The Abbey—Twm o’r Nant—Holy Well—Thomas Edwards Sunday arrived—a Sunday of unclouded sunshine.

This man, whose poetical appellation was Iolo Goch, but whose real name was Llwyd, was of a distinguished family, and Lord of Llechryd.

His name was Thomas Edwards, but he generally called himself Twm o’r Nant, or Tom of the Dingle, because he was born in a dingle, at a place called Pen Porchell, in the vale of Clwyd—which, by the bye, was on the estate which once belonged to Iolo Goch, the poet I was speaking to you about just now.

The village of Pentraeth Goch occupies two sides of a romantic dell—that part of it which stands on the southern side, and which comprises the church and the little inn, is by far the prettiest, that which occupies the northern is a poor assemblage of huts, a brook rolls at the bottom of the dell, over which there is a little bridge: coming to the bridge I stopped, and looked over the side into the water running briskly below.