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Siarad, fusser4: 'story'

193	ADW	a # dyma fi (y)n deud y storyCE (y)ma # ohCE (y)mhen blynyddoedd wedyn # wrth cymydog # iddi hi ochr draw i (y)r lôn .
		and here PRON.1S PRT say.NONFIN DET story here IM within years after to neighbour to.3SF PRON.3SF side beyond to DET road
		and.CONJ this_is.ADV I.PRON.1S+SM PRT say.V.INFIN the.DET.DEF story.N.SG here.ADV oh.IM at the end of.PREP years.N.F.PL afterwards.ADV by.PREP neighbour.N.M.SG to_her.PREP+PRON.F.3S she.PRON.F.3S side.N.F.SG yonder.ADV to.PREP the.DET.DEF unk
		and I told this story, oh years later, to a neighbour of hers on the other side of the road.
399	ADW	a diddorol # ar_draws y storyCE # (ba)swn i (y)n licio (peta)swn i (we)di sylweddoli be oedd PenbreCE ["] yn ei feddwl .
		and interesting across DET story be.1S.CONDIT PRON.1S PRT like.NONFIN if_be.1S.CONDIT PRON.1S PRT.PAST realise.NONFIN what be.3S.IMP Penbre PRT POSS.3SM mean.NONFIN
		and.CONJ interesting.ADJ across.PREP the.DET.DEF story.N.SG be.V.1S.PLUPERF I.PRON.1S PRT like.V.INFIN be.V.1S.PLUPERF.HYP I.PRON.1S after.PREP realise.V.INFIN what.INT be.V.3S.IMPERF name PRT his.ADJ.POSS.M.3S think.V.INFIN+SM
		and interesting, to interrupt the story, I would have liked it if I had realised what "Penbre" meant.
603	ADW	wellCE wn i (ddi)m faint o weithiau aeth o fyny fan (y)no i drio perswadio pwy bynnag oedd yn digwydd bod wedi syrthio am y storyCE i fynd am dro .
		well know.1S.NONPAST PRON.1S NEG how_much of times go.3S.PAST PRON.3SM up place there to try.NONFIN persuade.NONFIN who ever be.3S.IMP PRT happen.NONFIN be.NONFIN PRT.PAST fall.NONFIN for DET story to go.NONFIN for walk
		well.ADV know.V.1S.PRES+SM I.PRON.1S not.ADV+SM size.N.M.SG+SM of.PREP times.N.F.PL+SM go.V.3S.PAST he.PRON.M.3S up.ADV place.N.MF.SG+SM there.ADV to.PREP try.V.INFIN+SM persuade.V.INFIN who.PRON -ever.ADJ be.V.3S.IMPERF PRT happen.V.INFIN be.V.INFIN after.PREP fall.V.INFIN for.PREP the.DET.DEF story.N.SG to.PREP go.V.INFIN+SM for.PREP turn.N.M.SG+SM
		well, I don't know how many times he went up there to try and persuade whoever had happened to fall for his story to go for a walk.