neath

May be beatin' Heaven's music 'neath that faded coat and vest.

They cannot move their dead cats while smarting 'neath the cruel English yoke.

Neath is of great antiquity, having been the Nidum of the days of Antoninus.

Of the grip of that Grendel 'neath the great roof upbuilded.

They nearly came to grief in quicksands at the mouth of the river Neath.

If your quest remains uncertain,You will find it 'neath a curtain.

T were well to crush them neath the iron hand of fear, ere they find out this.

When they were 'neath the kirk,' he issued from the wood and menaced their further progress.

The Vale of Neath would be accounted a wonder if it were in Middlesex.

Yet ne'er 'neath thee my seat shall beFor ever and for ever.