Crossword-Solution: GRAIG 5 letters, 3 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 7

Weel—weel; the pick and shovel are as ready to your order as bow and fiddle.” “I wish you,” said Ravenswood, “to look after the decent interment of an old woman, Alice Gray, who lived at the Graig-foot in Ravenswood Park.” “Alice Gray!—blind Alice!” said the sexton; “and is she gane at last? that’s another jow of the bell to bid me be ready.

Below you now is a frightful cavity, at the bottom of which the waters of the Monks’ River, which comes tumbling from a glen to the east, whirl, boil, and hiss in a horrid pot or cauldron, called in the language of the country Twll yn y graig, or the hole in the rock, in a manner truly tremendous.

LADI bach benfelen, Yn byw ar ben y graig, Mi bobith ac mi olchith, Gwnaiff imi burion gwraig; Mi startsith ac mi smwddith, Gwnaiff imi burion bwyd, Fe wnaiff i’r haul dywynnu Ar ben y Garreg Lwyd.

MAE geneth deg ben-felen Yn byw ym Mhen y Graig, Dymunwn yn fy nghalon Gael honno imi’n wraig; Hi fedr bobi a golchi, A thrin y tamaid bwyd, Ac ennill llawer ceiniog Er lles y bwthyn llwyd.

Gethin had a bad character because he stole the apples from the orchard, and he took Phil Graig's boat one day without asking leave, and there was huboob all over the village, and his father was mad with anger, and threatened to give him a thrashing; but in the evening Gethin brought the boat back quite safely.