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The cottage homes of England (1909)

Dick, Stewart, Allingham, Helen Paterson, 1848-1926 · London, E. Arnold · leaf 278

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rme or a LeggHe could shape it like to an eggeTo open and to close as close as a haire,If thou hast such a one thou needst not feare:Yet if thou hadst a number in to storeIt is the better for store is no sore. The royal proclamation of 1615, prohibiting entirelythe use of charcoal as a fuel in… … I- hhlMNc; THI M.iW I COTTAGES OF KENT AND SURREY 143 industry which depended on the charcoal of the forestfor its fuel, but this industry was not either of suchgreat antiquity or of such importance as the ironworksof Sussex of which fuller mention is made in the nextchapter. Guildford, Godalming,…

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