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The Head of Brān They brought the head of Brān over the first river singing. It sang "in my morning I was a twin but my twin brother wasn't. He handed me out to those who needed new arms and legs." They brought the head of Brān over the next river singing. It sang "in my morning the lake sent up fire. We used to offer the victims, to blade both swords and plows." ***
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They brought the head of Brān over the next river singing. It sang "in my morning I smelt the mare flying her tail. She was loping. Then she was hitched. Then boiled." They brought the head of Brān over the next river singing. It sang "in my morning I stretched feet on my daughter's lap. After giving sons she was uncouth of men, a paled woods thing." ***
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