Highways And Byways in Sussex
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Hove, which used to be a disreputable littlesmuggling village sufficiently far from Brighton for risks to be runwith safety, is now the well-ordered home of wealthy rectitude. Mrs. Grundy's sea-side home is here. Hove is, perhaps, the genteelest town inthe world, although once, only a poor hundred years ago, there was noservice in the church on a certain Sunday, because, as the clerkinformed the complaisant vicar, "The pews is full of tubs and the pulpitfull of tea"--a pleasant fact to reflect ...upon during Church Parade amidthe gay yet discreet prosperity of the Brunswick Lawns.
[Illustration: _New Shoreham Church. _] West of Hove, and between that town and Portslade-by-Sea, is Aldrington. Aldrington is now new houses and brickfields. Thirty years ago it wasnaught. But five hundred years ago it was the principal township inthese parts, and Brighthelmstone a mere insignificant cluster of hovels. Centuries earlier it was more important still, for, according to someauthorities, it was the Portus Adurni of the Romans.
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Hove, which used to be a disreputable littlesmuggling village sufficiently far from Brighton for risks to be runwith safety, is now the well-ordered home of wealthy rectitude. Mrs. Grundy's sea-side home is here. Hove is, perhaps, the genteelest town inthe world, although once, only a poor hundred years ago, there was noservice in the church on a certain Sunday, because, as the clerkinformed the complaisant vicar, "The pews is full of tubs and the pulpitfull of tea"--a pleasant fact to reflect ...upon during Church Parade amidthe gay yet discreet prosperity of the Brunswick Lawns.
[Illustration: _New Shoreham Church. _] West of Hove, and between that town and Portslade-by-Sea, is Aldrington. Aldrington is now new houses and brickfields. Thirty years ago it wasnaught. But five hundred years ago it was the principal township inthese parts, and Brighthelmstone a mere insignificant cluster of hovels. Centuries earlier it was more important still, for, according to someauthorities, it was the Portus Adurni of the Romans.
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