The Charm of the English Village
The Charm of the English Village
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Its business declined ; chains became rusty ; doors and windows fell out and the roof fell in ; the stream was diverted by a side cut, and the great oaken wheel hung rotting on its pin. "^ It is one of the oldest houses in the village, and once one of the most important. It was the lord's mill, the mill owned by the lord of the manor, and to it all the tenants were obliged to bring their corn to be ground, unless they would undergo divers pains and penalties. But it is a ruin now ; its glories ...are departed ; its millstones adorn the squire's garden ; but it still adds beauty to the scene. The stream that once turned the great floats rushes calmly by, but its banks are the home of many ferns and flowers, and the weir is still a picturesque miniature cascade. Some ^ Travels Round Our Village, by Miss Hayden.
io5 iV> "■•■«*• li^. XT ■- ' ' . ■•- . '•"■. '■'•^ Q Pi; o Pi c/3 r THE CHARM OF THE ENGLISH VILLAGE water-mills still survive — " cool and splashing homes — homes ot peaceful bustle, " as Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its business declined ; chains became rusty ; doors and windows fell out and the roof fell in ; the stream was diverted by a side cut, and the great oaken wheel hung rotting on its pin. "^ It is one of the oldest houses in the village, and once one of the most important. It was the lord's mill, the mill owned by the lord of the manor, and to it all the tenants were obliged to bring their corn to be ground, unless they would undergo divers pains and penalties. But it is a ruin now ; its glories ...are departed ; its millstones adorn the squire's garden ; but it still adds beauty to the scene. The stream that once turned the great floats rushes calmly by, but its banks are the home of many ferns and flowers, and the weir is still a picturesque miniature cascade. Some ^ Travels Round Our Village, by Miss Hayden.
io5 iV> "■•■«*• li^. XT ■- ' ' . ■•- . '•"■. '■'•^ Q Pi; o Pi c/3 r THE CHARM OF THE ENGLISH VILLAGE water-mills still survive — " cool and splashing homes — homes ot peaceful bustle, " as Mr.
What to read after The Charm of the English Village?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P H Peter Hampson Ditchfield to read onlineMoreLess
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