2024 Dedh Pajar warn Ügens
De Merher, pajwora warn ügens mis Genver
Wednesday, 24th January
Eus redyes genowgh an novel henwys “Noor ha Sooth” (“Gogledh ha Dyhow”)? Whei wrüg y redya? Bes peneyl? Ma dew novel gen an keth hanow. An eyl a veu scrifys gen benyn e’n nawnjegves cansbledhen ha y gila a veu scrifys gen den e’n ügensves cansbledhen. Ma cans bledhen seyth warn ügens yntredhans. Ew anjei pur dheffrans? Ma whedhel kerenja et an dhew, ha ma strîf tredh noor ha sooth. An lever moy goth ew settys en Englond e’n termyn an Wheldro Whelober. Ma kedrydnow tredh arvethoryon ha arvethesogyon. Ma gòstlow. An lever moy a-lergh ew settys en America e’n termyn an Bresel Civil. Ma whans dhe’n statys a’n barh gledh a dhefendya kethneth. Ma whans dhe’n statys a’n barh dyhow a witha kethyon ha kethesow.
Have you read the novel called “North and South”? You did read it? But which one? There are two novels with the same name. One was written by a woman in the 19th century and the other was written by a man in the 20th century. There is 127 years between them. Are they very different? There is a love story in both, and there is conflict between north and south. The older book is set in England in the time of the Industrial Revolution. There are disputes between employers and employees. There are riots. The more recent book is set in America in the time of the Civil War. The northern states want to abolish slavery. The southern states want to keep slaves.
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