` Seest thou yonder hill ? Well , in one day it shall be rooted up and ploughed and sown , and the grain shall ripen , and of that wheat I will bake the cakes for my daughter 's wedding . ' ` It will be easy for me to compass this , although thou mayest deem it will not be easy , ' answered Kilweh , thinking of Ossol , under whose feet the highest mountain became straightway a plain , but Yspaddaden paid no heed , and continued : ` Seest thou that field yonder ? When my daughter was born nine bushels of flax were sown therein , and not one blade has sprung up . I require thee to sow fresh flax in the ground that my daughter may wear a veil spun from it on the day of her wedding . ' ` It will be easy for me to compass this . ' ` Though thou compass this there is that which thou wilt not compass . For thou must bring me the basket of Gwyddneu Garanhir which will give meat to the whole world . It is for thy wedding feast . Thou must also fetch me the drinking-horn that is never empty , and the harp that never ceases to play until it is bidden . Also the comb and scissors and razor that lie between the two ears of Trwyth the boar , so that I may arrange my hair for the wedding . And though thou get this yet there is that which thou wilt not get , for Trwyth the boar will not let any man take from him the comb and the scissors , unless Drudwyn the whelp hunt him . But no leash in the world can hold Drudwyn save the leash of Cant Ewin , and no collar will hold the leash except the collar of Canhastyr . ' ` It will be easy for me to compass this , though thou mayest think it will not be easy , ' Kilweh answered him . ` Though thou get all these things yet there is that which thou wilt not get . Throughout the world there is none that can hunt with this dog save Mabon the son of Modron . He was taken from his mother when three nights old , and it is not know where he now is , nor whether he is living or dead , and though thou find him yet the boar will never be slain save only with the sword of Gwrnach the giant , and if thou obtain it not neither shalt thou obtain my daughter . ' ` Horses shall I have , and knights from my lord Arthur . And I shall gain thy daughter , and thou shalt lose thy life . ' The speech of Kilweh the son of Kilydd with Yspaddaden Penkawr was ended .
Then Arthur 's men set forth , and Kilweh with them , and journeyed till they reached the largest castle in the world , and a black man came out XXXXX meet them .
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