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The force of the British was about Brangtons (brang'tonz), The. A family of the middle cla in Mi Burney's novel “Evelina." Their name is proverbial for vulgar malicious jealousy. Brangwaine, or Brangwayne, or Brengwain. The confidante of Isolde (Iseult) in the romance of "Tristram and Isolde": in Wagner's opera called Brängane. The group of the "Children of Lir" included several other divinities who came to be regarded as characters of romance. The Lady Brangwaine, who helps and hides the loves of Tristram and Iseult, is no other than "Branwen of the Fair Bosom," the Venus of the Northern Seas, whose miraculous fountain still preserves her name in an islet off the shore of Angle sea.