lannau Hafren i ochrau Alun, Clwyd, Dyfrdwy, a Mersey, lle y profais gyfeillgarwch oedd yn fêl i'm genau ac yn iechyd i'm hesgyrn. Os gwelwch chwi neb o'r hen fechgyn a ymffrostiant fod eu henwau y'nghoflyfr Gwalia,—dywedwch fy mod yn cofio atynt ac yn dymuno yn dda iddynt.
Am danaf fi, er yn rhy isel mewn sefyllfa i allu gorchymyn, ac yn rhy wael mewn dawn i allu teilyngu sylw, eto fy ymdrech pennaf hyd angeu (ni'm cyhuddir o ymffrost wrth wnenthur y broffes) fy ymdrech, yn nesaf i foddloni fy Nghreawdwr, a meithrin cydwybod dawel, a fydd trefnu fy ngherddediad fel na wnelo fy ngwlad wrido o'm harddel.
IFOR CERI
TO THE REV. C. B. CLOUGH, MOLD
Berriew, March 1st, 1824
REV. AND DEAR SIR,
In Mr. Richards, my expectations have been more than realised; and I cannot sufficiently express my thanks to the Committee for selecting such a person to be my tutor. His kind solicitude for my domestic comforts, is as unremitting as his attention to my advancement in literary pursuits. His religion is so far removed from wild enthusiasm as it is from cold and affected formality. The chaste and pious manner in which he offers up the family devotions, with his Christian precepts and example, have made so deep an impression upon my mind, as will prove, I trust, to my spiritual advantage.
