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Y duedd yw i berfformwyr a phobl y cyfryngau ddewis o blith ei gilydd yn unig, a dyna a wnaed yma i raddau helaeth iawn.

O blith yr holl selebs, yr un all frolio'r llwyddiant mwyaf yw Owain Tudur Jones, ac yntau'n gyn-enillydd Pryd o Ser, Codi Gol a'r cwis Y Ras.

But aw Gay Sowsie Lads, as one coud wish Of the same Kidney nor half Flesh, half Fish, Yr auld Frds Ned and Mat will sure be there (there's vast temptations in a Cague of Beer) Twa blither Carles there stay not in the Marse, Ane for lang Stories kend and ane for Farce; Blith Sawney too, unless some leering Loon Has drawn him else to some sly nook oth' Town Bad me expect him here--but let that pass 50 Sawney Yee ken's a Devil at a Lass.

Agrarian writers such as Walter Blith and Silvanus Taylor promoted improvement ideas for forests, commons, and wastes by converting them to new uses with the enclosure of commons and waste grounds and employing more efficient farming methods.

Coal-black Joak Of all the Girls in our Town, Or black, or yellow, or fair, or brown, With their soft Eyes and Faces so bright; Give me a Girl that's blith and gay.

Bob wythnos, bydd yn dewis Seren Wib o blith y gynulleidfa ac mi fyddan nhw'n cael mwynhau'r rhaglen - hefo siampn a siocled - o foethusrwydd y llwyfan.

A recent example of a successful infusion of FDI is the ` 75 crore deal that Assotech signed with SUN- Apollo India Real Estate Fund, LLC, for its upcoming 12- acre group housing project named Assotech Blith in Gurgaon.

The lass has 'mirth in her eies' (14); she dons Kemp's bells 'merrily' (14); and she is 'Blith of blee in heart as merry' (15), all descriptions that could as easily apply to Kemp; throughout Kemps Nine Daies Wonder, Kemp in fact describes himself in precisely these terms, insisting on his 'mad Iigges and merry iestes' (4), his 'merry Morrice daunce' (22), and his 'hart merry' (4).

The farmhouse looks out across the Staffordshire countryside and is also adjacent to Blith?eld Reservoir, popular with sailors, ?shermen and walkers.

Spirit of adventure: (From left) Botanical Gardens chairman of trustees Hilary Hall, chief executive James Wheeler, the Lady Mayoress and Lord Mayor of Birmingham, actor Tristan Pate (as Ernest Wilson), and Rob Blith, of Birmingham Civic Society.

1501)--in which "wise be the people," "blith be thy churches," and the "swerd of justice ...