The Old Road
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93) and Burford Bridge (p. 105). They probably left it after Merstham (p. 119) and perhaps after Chilham (p. 157), while they certainly confused the record of the passages of the Wey (p. 97), and perhaps of the Medway (p. 137). As for their supposed excursion into the plain near Oxted (p. 123), I can find no proof of it. The places where other tracks coming in impair the Old Koad are on either side of the Mole (p. 105), the Darent (p. 128), and the Medway (p. 137), where, along such river valle...ys, such tributaries would naturally lead, 56 THE OLD ROAD memory, but within the memory of the parents of those now living.
For instance, the road along the summit of the Hog's Back was a better road than the old track which follows the 300- feet contour upon the south side of the hill ; but the summit road was a turnpike for many years during which the lower ill-kept lane was free, and hence a track which, since the Reformation, had served only to link up the little villages of Seale and Puttenham was used once more as a thoroughfare between Guildford and Farnham.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
93) and Burford Bridge (p. 105). They probably left it after Merstham (p. 119) and perhaps after Chilham (p. 157), while they certainly confused the record of the passages of the Wey (p. 97), and perhaps of the Medway (p. 137). As for their supposed excursion into the plain near Oxted (p. 123), I can find no proof of it. The places where other tracks coming in impair the Old Koad are on either side of the Mole (p. 105), the Darent (p. 128), and the Medway (p. 137), where, along such river valle...ys, such tributaries would naturally lead, 56 THE OLD ROAD memory, but within the memory of the parents of those now living.
For instance, the road along the summit of the Hog's Back was a better road than the old track which follows the 300- feet contour upon the south side of the hill ; but the summit road was a turnpike for many years during which the lower ill-kept lane was free, and hence a track which, since the Reformation, had served only to link up the little villages of Seale and Puttenham was used once more as a thoroughfare between Guildford and Farnham.
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