< Another very interesting text is the famous Letter by William Bodinar < of 1776. This has been published on a number of occasions. The last I < believe in The Journal of the Royal Institution of Cornwall, New Series, < Volume VII, Part 3 1975/6. Here is the text: < Bluth vee try egence a pemp < Theara vee dean bodjack an puscas < Me rig deskey Cornoack termen me vee mawe < Me vee demore gan seara vee a pemp dean moy en cock < me rig scantlower clowes eden ger sowsnack cowes en cock < rag sythen ware bar Na rig a vee biscath gwellas lever Cornoack. Me deskey < Cornoack moas da more gen tees coath. Na ges moye vel pager po pemp en dreau < nye ell clapia Corno(a)ck leben, poble coath pager egance blouth. Cornoack < ewe oll neceaves gen poble younk. < Translation tomorrow- Pawl. Wel, rwyf innau'n dal i aros am y cyfieithiad! 'Dyw fy Nghernyweg ddim cweit mor dda ag y dylai fod... Diolch. Marta Weingartner weingart@ucs.indiana.edu