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VILLAGES
CHARLES G. HARPER
AND FROM DRAWINGS BY THE AUTHOR
1910
HAZELL, WATSON AND VINEY, LD.,
LONDON AND AYLESBURY.
| PAGE |
| Introduction |
| CHAPTER I |
| CirencesterSource of the ThamesKembleAshton KeynesCrickladeSt. Augustines Well |
| CHAPTER II |
| Castle EatonKempsfordBy the Thames and Severn Canal to Inglesham Round HouseLechladeFairfordEaton Hastings WeirKelmscottRadcot Bridge |
| CHAPTER III |
| Great FaringdonBucklandBampton-in-the-BushCoteShifford |
| CHAPTER IV |
| Harvests of the Thames: Willows, Osiers, Rushes |
| CHAPTER V |
| New Bridge, The Oldest on the ThamesStandlakeGaunts HouseNorthmoorStanton HarcourtBesselsleigh |
| CHAPTER VI |
| Cumnor, and the Tragedy of Amy Robsart |
| CHAPTER VII |
| WythamThe Old RoadBinsey and the Oratory of St. Frideswidethe Vanished Village of SeacourtGodstow and Fair RosamondMedleyFolly Bridge |
| CHAPTER VIII |
| Iffley, and the Way ThitherNuneham, in Storm and in Sunshine |
| CHAPTER IX |
| Abingdon |
| CHAPTER X |
| Sutton CourtneyLong WittenhamLittle WittenhamClifton HampdenDays Lock and Sinodun |
| CHAPTER XI |
| DorchesterBenson |
| CHAPTER XII |
| WallingfordGoring |
| CHAPTER XIII |
| StreatleyBasildonPangbourneMapledurhamPurley |
| At Ashton Keynes |
| PAGE |
| Cirencester Church: Showing the Great Buttress |
| The Old Mill House, Ashton Keynes |
| The Infant Thames, Ashton Keynes |
| Approach to Cricklade |
| St. Sampson, Cricklade |
| Strainer-Buttress, St. Sampsons, Cricklade |
| Lertoll Well |
| The Iron Girder Bridge, Castle Eaton |
| The Old Bridge, Castle Eaton |
| Castle Eaton Church: Showing Sanctus-Bell Turret |
| The Thames and Severn Canal, Near Kempsford |
| Kempsford Church |
| Inglesham Round House |
| A Street in Fairford |
| Lechlade |
| Fairford, from the River Coln |
| The Great West Window, Fairford, Displaying the Doom |
| Monument in the Park, Fairford, where the Famous Windows were Buried |
| Kelmscott Manor |
| Kelmscott Church |
| Radcot Bridge |
| A Thames-side Farm |
| Gateway, Cote House |
| A Thames-side Farm |
| New Bridge: the Oldest Bridge across the Thames |
| Northmoor: Church and Dovecote |
| Stanton Harcourt: Manor House and Church |
| Early English Screen (Unrestored), Stanton Harcourt |
| Cumnor Church |
| Statue of Queen Elizabeth, Cumnor Church |
| Tomb of Anthony Forster, Cumnor |
| Eynsham |
| Iffley Church: North Side |
| West Door, Iffley Church |
| The Bridge, Nuneham Courtney |
| Carfax Conduit, Nuneham Courtney |
| Abingdon |
| The Town Hall, Abingdon |
| St. Helens, Abingdon |
| Old Houses, Steventon Causeway |
| Sutton Courtney Church |
| Sutton Courtney |
| Interior, Sutton Courtney Church |
| Ancient Timber Porch, Long Wittenham (Unrestored) |
| Days Lock, and Sinodun Hill |
| Clifton Hampden |
| Sedilia, Dorchester Abbey |
| The East Window, Dorchester Abbey |
| The Jesse Window (on the left), Dorchester Abbey |
| Dorchester |
| Dorchester Abbey |
| Wallingford |
| Wallingford: Town Hall, and Church of St. Mary-the-More |
| Goring Church |
| Hour-Glass Stand, South Stoke |
| Pangbourne Church |
| Basildon Church |
| Whitchurch |
| Mapledurham Mill |
| Mapledurham House |
| Near Kemble |
| At Ewen |
| At Ashton Keynes |
| Ashton Keynes Mill |
| Old Woodwork, Castle Eaton |
| Norman Porch, Kempsford |
| Inglesham Church |
| Ancient Carving, Lechlade Church |
| Fiends |
| Faringdon Clump |
| St. Stephen |
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