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This is the house in which Phillotson and Sue lived, and from the windows of which she leaped. It occupies nearly the position which is assigned in an old map of Shaftesbury to the habitation of one Mr. Groves ; hence the name which is given to it in the story of " Old Groves Place. " No very great distance from Shaftesbury, in the valley, is Gillingham, once a royal manor, the Leddenton of the tale, where Phillotson's friend, to whom Mr. Hardy gives the real name of the place, was schoolmaster....
179 BUDMOUTH — ^THE BEACH.
CHAPTER XII CASTERBRIDGE TO IVELL AGAIN we leave Dorchester by a road which we have already trodden, but this time it is by that which led us to Cerne and Sherborne. On this occasion we take the left-hand road at the fork beyond Wolfeton House, and con- tinue our course until we come to another fork, a couple of miles further on. The left-hand road here leads to Maiden Newton, past Frampton, in whose church are to be seen the funeral memorials of the Sheridan family, and amongst them a window erected to the memory of the son of the Hon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is the house in which Phillotson and Sue lived, and from the windows of which she leaped. It occupies nearly the position which is assigned in an old map of Shaftesbury to the habitation of one Mr. Groves ; hence the name which is given to it in the story of " Old Groves Place. " No very great distance from Shaftesbury, in the valley, is Gillingham, once a royal manor, the Leddenton of the tale, where Phillotson's friend, to whom Mr. Hardy gives the real name of the place, was schoolmaster....
179 BUDMOUTH — ^THE BEACH.
CHAPTER XII CASTERBRIDGE TO IVELL AGAIN we leave Dorchester by a road which we have already trodden, but this time it is by that which led us to Cerne and Sherborne. On this occasion we take the left-hand road at the fork beyond Wolfeton House, and con- tinue our course until we come to another fork, a couple of miles further on. The left-hand road here leads to Maiden Newton, past Frampton, in whose church are to be seen the funeral memorials of the Sheridan family, and amongst them a window erected to the memory of the son of the Hon.
What to read after The Wessex of Thomas Hardy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bertram Coghill Alan Windle to read onlineMoreLess
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