Dick, Stewart, Allingham, Helen Paterson, 1848-1926 · London, E. Arnold · leaf 258
way up, and three hundredfeet above the plain, runs the Pilgrims Way. Timeshave changed much since the pilgrims used that path.Then the land below was largely waste forest andmarsh, and it was a dangerous adventure to leavethe open highway and strike off through the woodlands.But above the path was… … f: in COTTAGES OF KENT AND SURREY 135 for it seems to run like the sea in a series of billows—melts into a blue haze, just as it must always havedone on a summers day, but it is a different landscapenear at hand since Chaucers time. Fields upon fieldsof hops, the poles standing up in long, regular…
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