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IT2 Clych Adgof.
5. Nid yw'i' athraw yn colli ei gymeriad, o
angenrheidrwydd, pan gyll ei dymer. A'r
mesur y mesuro y mesurir iddo yntau. Os yw'n
wr maddeugar, maddeua'i ddisgyblion iddo
yntau. Y mae lle mawr i athraw ym meddwl
disgyblion sydd wedi cael y dedwyddwch o
faddeu iddo. Y mae dylanwad anorchfygol yng
ngwaith athraw da yn cydnabod ei fai.
6. Os deallo'r disgyblion fod ar eu hathraw
awydd osgoi trafferth, ffarwel i'w ddefnyddiol-
ioldeb. Nid oes neb yn rhy ddwl nac yn rhy
ddiog i beidio teimlo os esgeulusir ef. Os rhaid
esgeuluso rhywun, esgeuluser y cyflymaf a'r
galluocaf ; na wnaer cam â'r araf . Ar y ddafad
lesg olaf y mae Hygaid y bugail. Ni welais neb
erioed na ddeffroai os gwelai fod ei athraw yn
cymeryd trafferth gydag ef ac yn pryderu ar ei
ran. Yr athraw sydd i fyw er mwyn ei ddis-
gyblion, ac nid ei ddi.sgybìion er ei fwyn ef.
('AERNARFON :
CWMM V Cyhoeddwyr Cymiiej
SWYDDFA "CYMItr."

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Clych adgof
DescriptionSir Owen Edwards Morgan: "The bells of memory; chapters in the story of my education".
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Matheson Collection
DescriptionItems from a collection of 170 volumes relating to Gaelic matters. Mainly philological works in the Celtic and some non-Celtic languages. Some books extensively annotated by Angus Matheson, the first Professor of Celtic at Glasgow University.
Early Gaelic Book Collections
DescriptionSelected items from five 'Special and Named Printed Collections'. Includes books in Gaelic and other Celtic languages, works about the Gaels, their languages, literature, culture and history.