The Betts of Wortham in Suffolk 1480 1905
The Betts of Wortham in Suffolk 1480 1905
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" On the 17th, being Easter day, he took the duty at Bressingham, and " administered the sacrament to Ann Francis aged one hundred and six, who died at night. " A few months later he " commenced as curate of Burgate. " In October, " Cobbold read himself in to Wortham, I dined with him at Merests. " The Rev. Richard Cobbold, author of " Margaret Catchpole, " succeeded Mr Patteson as rector, but though he now read himself in, he did not come to reside at Wortham till after the death of Mr Merest,... who continued there as his curate.
Another day, Thomas writes, " dined with Lord Bayning, met Worth, and Croft, and James who slept at Wortham. " James had now taken the curacy of Garboldisham. In the summer Thomas gave a farewell dinner to his cousin Capt. Worth, R. N. , who was leaving the neighbourhood. " Worth dined and slept here on his way to Brighton, having let Oakley to Mr White, the vicar of Stradbrook. " In October, the family party at Wortham broke up. " My aunt, sisters and James started for Hastings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" On the 17th, being Easter day, he took the duty at Bressingham, and " administered the sacrament to Ann Francis aged one hundred and six, who died at night. " A few months later he " commenced as curate of Burgate. " In October, " Cobbold read himself in to Wortham, I dined with him at Merests. " The Rev. Richard Cobbold, author of " Margaret Catchpole, " succeeded Mr Patteson as rector, but though he now read himself in, he did not come to reside at Wortham till after the death of Mr Merest,... who continued there as his curate.
Another day, Thomas writes, " dined with Lord Bayning, met Worth, and Croft, and James who slept at Wortham. " James had now taken the curacy of Garboldisham. In the summer Thomas gave a farewell dinner to his cousin Capt. Worth, R. N. , who was leaving the neighbourhood. " Worth dined and slept here on his way to Brighton, having let Oakley to Mr White, the vicar of Stradbrook. " In October, the family party at Wortham broke up. " My aunt, sisters and James started for Hastings.
What to read after The Betts of Wortham in Suffolk 1480 1905?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katharine Frances Doughty to read onlineMoreLess
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