The Dewy Morn a Novel volume 1
The Dewy Morn a Novel volume 1
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Foot- paths were stopped, and odd corners of waste ground enclosed with stone walls costing thrice the value of the land, in order that no one might 'squat' and presently assert a right to a few square yards of their own country.
THE DEWY MORN. 209 These proceedings were by no means con- fined to the outlying agricultural places, where the well-to-do people were almost all tenants, and the remainder poor and without organization. Robert Godwin attacked the town with equal zest and equal success.... The Cornleigh Cornleigh property included a considerable part of the town, and his ' rights ' extended more or less over the rest.
Except by long and costly legal process it was impossible to tell where those • rights ' really began or ended. The steward made the fullest use of this uncertainty. Old by- ways and paths were blocked, corners en- closed, possession asserted and taken, and not a voice was raised. The whole town was straitened, and a band as it were drawn tight about it so that it could scarce breathe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Foot- paths were stopped, and odd corners of waste ground enclosed with stone walls costing thrice the value of the land, in order that no one might 'squat' and presently assert a right to a few square yards of their own country.
THE DEWY MORN. 209 These proceedings were by no means con- fined to the outlying agricultural places, where the well-to-do people were almost all tenants, and the remainder poor and without organization. Robert Godwin attacked the town with equal zest and equal success.... The Cornleigh Cornleigh property included a considerable part of the town, and his ' rights ' extended more or less over the rest.
Except by long and costly legal process it was impossible to tell where those • rights ' really began or ended. The steward made the fullest use of this uncertainty. Old by- ways and paths were blocked, corners en- closed, possession asserted and taken, and not a voice was raised. The whole town was straitened, and a band as it were drawn tight about it so that it could scarce breathe.
What to read after The Dewy Morn a Novel volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jefferies Richard to read onlineMoreLess
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