Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 184
ng anywhere in particular thismorning, and merely drive wherever our fancyleads us. We pass cottages with thatches onthem sometimes a foot thick; large farmhouses,and now and then a private residence, generallystanding back, and well shaded by trees ; and wedrive through two villages not far from… … A QUIET BIT OF ENGLISH COUNTRY. have signs with their names, such as The ThreeCrowns, The White Hart, The Swan, ThePlough and Harrow, for instance, and a pictureof these objects painted thereon. English peopledrink a great deal of beer and ale, and no matterhow secluded and quiet the spot may be…
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