Nooks And Corners of Old England
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" we asked. " That would surely be better than allowing it to fall to pieces ! " He shook his head. ** 'Tis too far gone, " he said, "and there's no money to put it in repair. " So Coles Farm, situated in the midst of lovely hills and orchards, gives the cold shoulder to many a willing tenant.
It is a precipitous climb from here to Colerne, which across the valley looks old and inviting from the Bath road. But the place is sadly disap- pointing, and Hunters' Hall, which once upon a time was use...d as an inn and possessed some remarkably fine oak carvings, is now a shell, and scarcely worth notice.
The village of Corsham, approached either from the north or south, is equally picturesque. By the former there is a long row of sturdy Tudor cottages with mullioned windows and deep-set doorways ; by the latter, the grey gables of the ancient Hungerford Hospital, and beyond the huge piers of the entrance to Corsham Court. An inscription over the almshouse porch and beneath the elaborate sculptured arms of the Hungerfords, says that it was founded by Lady Margaret Hungerford, daughter of William Halliday, alderman of London, and Susan, daughter of Sir Henry Row, Knight, Lord Mayor of London.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" we asked. " That would surely be better than allowing it to fall to pieces ! " He shook his head. ** 'Tis too far gone, " he said, "and there's no money to put it in repair. " So Coles Farm, situated in the midst of lovely hills and orchards, gives the cold shoulder to many a willing tenant.
It is a precipitous climb from here to Colerne, which across the valley looks old and inviting from the Bath road. But the place is sadly disap- pointing, and Hunters' Hall, which once upon a time was use...d as an inn and possessed some remarkably fine oak carvings, is now a shell, and scarcely worth notice.
The village of Corsham, approached either from the north or south, is equally picturesque. By the former there is a long row of sturdy Tudor cottages with mullioned windows and deep-set doorways ; by the latter, the grey gables of the ancient Hungerford Hospital, and beyond the huge piers of the entrance to Corsham Court. An inscription over the almshouse porch and beneath the elaborate sculptured arms of the Hungerfords, says that it was founded by Lady Margaret Hungerford, daughter of William Halliday, alderman of London, and Susan, daughter of Sir Henry Row, Knight, Lord Mayor of London.
What to read after Nooks And Corners of Old England?
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