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GEORGE BORROW: LORD OF THE OPEN ROAD
WAR AND THE WEIRD
THE AMBER GIRL
KIPLING'S SUSSEX
FRIENDLY SUSSEX. (In the Press)
DORSET
BY R. THURSTON HOPKINS
AND FROM PHOTOGRAPHS
D APPLETON AND COMPANY
1922
EDITION
1922
COPY
RIGHT
Edinburgh
| CHAPTER | PAGE |
| I. | DORSET FOLK AND DORSET WAYS |
| The Dorset Rustic a Genial FellowUnconscious HumourThe Jovial BlacksmithCider-makingThe Poetic TipplerAnglo-Saxon TongueEnigmatical Sayings and ProverbsA Dorset Rector and his AleWhiplegsThatch and "Cob"A Beautiful Tract between Seaton and West BayThe Devil's Own CardThomas Hardy's Story of WitchcraftConjurer TrendleThe PiskiesThe Bibulous Farmer and the PiskiesThe Cider MillHappy Days at Hovey's BarnMarc BricksA Game of "Hunting"A Dorset Vicar on MiraclesAkermann's Wiltshire GlossaryWilliam Barnes"Dorset's good enough for me!"Large Farm Kitchens | |
| II. | BARFORD ST MARTIN TO TISBURY AND SHAFTESBURY |
| TisburyJohn Lockwood KiplingThe Green Dragon at Barford St MartinThe Man who laughed gloriouslyPoints of Perfection in a GreyhoundThe Best Dog that ever breathedShaftesbury and its TraditionsA Curious CustomA Story of Water-carrying Days at ShastonBimport and Jude the ObscureOld Grove's PlaceMarnhullPure Drop Inn | |
| III. | THE VALE OF BLACKMOOR |
| Fortune scowls on meThe Song of the NightingaleA Little Round-Faced ManThe Hauntings of Woolpit HouseThe Vale of BlackmoorWhite-Hart SilverKing's Stag InnThe Length of Life in AnimalsFolk-Sayings of BlackmoorThe Maidens of BlackmoorBarnes the Poet | |
| IV. | BLANDFORD TO DORCHESTER |
| BlandfordWinterborne WhitchurchTurberville the PoetMilborne St Andrews"Welland House"Hardy's Two on a TowerPuddletownThe Story of Farmer Dribblecombe and the Christmas AleThe Ancient Family of MartinsThe Ape of the MartinsThe Last of the MartinsThe Church of PuddletownA Sad Love Story"Weatherbury Upper Farm" | |
| V. | DORCHESTER |
| Daniel Defoe's Description of DorchesterDoctor ArbuthnotSt Peter's ChurchThomas Hardy of Melcombe RegisWilliam BarnesJudge JeffreysMaumbury RingsMary Channing strangled and burntThomas Hardy and Relics of Roman OccupationMaiden CastleOld InnsThe Grammar SchoolNapper's MiteHangman's CottageThe Bull Stake"Jopp's Cottage"Priory RuinsHigh Place HallColyton HouseThe Mask with a LeerThomas Hardy and the Habits of Bridge HauntersDorchester Ale"Groves" StingoThe Trumpet MajorToby FillpotA Dorchester ButtFar from the Madding Crowd"Yellowham Wood"The Brown OwlThe Hedge PigFordingtonChurch of St GeorgeHardy's "Mellstock"Winterborne VillagesOriginal Manuscript of Mayor of CasterbridgeWolverton HouseKnightly TrenchardsCerne Abbas and "The Giant" | |
| VI. | A LITERARY NOTE: THOMAS HARDY AND WILLIAM BARNES |
| Hardy's GrandfatherHardy as a PoetPrimitive Nature WorshipProse Poem of the Cider-MakerWilliam BarnesTroublous Days"Woak Hill"Pathetic Touch | |
| VII. | BERE REGIS AND THE ANCIENT FAMILY OF TURBERVILLE |
| Yellowham Hill"The Royal Oak" at Bere RegisMy Friend the ThatcherThe Complete Guide to ThatchingBere Regis ChurchHumorous Norman CarvingsSepulchre of the TurbervillesOutline of Hardy's TessA Turberville TraditionThe First of the TurbervillesBryant's PuddleThe Old Turberville Manor HouseDescendants of the Illegitimate TurbervillesA Flagrant PoacherThe Tyrant of the Tudor InnHodge the eternally efficientHardy's Tess and Wellbridge Manor HouseTess's AncestorsSmoke PenceSuperstition and Shrewdness mingled in the Rustic"Old Gover"The Story of the Turberville CoachBindon AbbeyTessA Sinister Old Wood | |
| VIII. | ROUND AND ABOUT WEYMOUTH |
| Weymouth and Melcombe RegisRivalry of the Old BoroughsGeorge III.The SandsUncle Benjy and Inflated PricesSandsfoot CastleWeymouth Localities in The Trumpet MajorThe DynastsThe Dorset Rustic and BoneyThe Girls of BudmouthThe "Naples of England"Mr Harper on the Hardy CountryGeorgian HousesThe Realest ThingsInteresting RelicsPrestonSutton PoyntzThe Trumpet MajorOvercombe MillTo keep Dorset fairA Soldier PoetBincombeRacy Saxon SpeechHardy on Wessex WordsPoxwellOwermoigneLulworth CovePortishamAdmiral HardyAbbotsbury | |
| IX. | POOLE |
| Poole HarbourThe QuayAn English BuccaneerBrownseaLytchett"To please his Wife"An Enjoyable Coast Ramble | |
| X. | SWANAGE AND CORFE CASTLE |
| Kingsley's Description of SwanageTilly WhimThomas Hardy's "Knollsea"The Quarry FolkA Medival Trades GuildOld Dorset Family NamesMarrying the LandHigh Street at SwanageQuaint Houses and a Mill-PondSt Mary's ChurchNewton ManorStudlandThe AgglestoneLangton MatraversKingstonEnckworth CourtCorfeThe Greyhound HotelAn Elizabethan Manor-HouseCorfe ChurchA Brave Good ChestCurfewChurchwardens and the Degrees of InebriationReward for killing a FoxLonely Kingdom of an InnWarehamWild Life on the FromeWareham once a PortThe "Bloody Bank"Peter of PomfretMeaning of the Name WarehamBishop CatingSt Mary's Church"Black Bear" and "Red Lion"Chapel of St Martin | |
| XI. | MY ADVENTURE WITH A MERRY ROGUE |
| My Sentimentalism over old Inns, old Ale and old Drinking VesselsMorcombe Lake"Dorset Knobs"The Lonely SingerThe Leather Black JackSleeping with Miss GreenLyme RegisThe Curiosity Shop"The Spirit of the Artist and the Soul of a Rogue"We are all Rogues! | |
| XII. | THE DEVON AND DORSET BORDERLAND |
| Stirring EventsDuke of MonmouthNew InnYouth beckons with Magic PoignancySmuggling DaysBuddle River MannersThe CobbGranny's TeethBuddle BridgeTown HallHenry FieldingChurch of St MichaelBroad StreetThe Master Smith of LymeM'Neill WhistlerOld SongsBeware of Late ShootingAxminsterGeorge InnMusburyColytonKnightly Poles"Little Choke-Bone"The CourtenaysA Rare British FlowerLambert's CastleCharmouthCharles II. | |
| XIII. | RAMBLES AROUND BRIDPORT |
| Toller of the PigsNoble WindowsWhyford EagleA Curious TympanumA Remarkable OvenRampisham"The Tiger's Head"Cross-in-HandAlec D'UrbervilleBatcombeConjuring MinterneThe Conjurer of Bygone DaysHardy's Story, "The Withered Arm"Minterne's TombKipling and a Sussex "Conjurer"BridportCharles II.Hardy's Fellow Townsmen"Greyhound Hotel"A Lover of Horses"Bucky Doo""The Bull" and Thomas HardyFootpath to West BayThe Chesil BeachThe "Anchor Inn" at Seatown | |
| XIV. | ROUND ABOUT BEAMINSTER |
| Toller of the PigsNoble WindowsWhyford EagleA Curious TympanumA Remarkable OvenRampisham"The Tiger's Head"Cross-in-HandAlec D'UrbervilleBatcombeConjuring MinterneThe Conjurer of Bygone DaysHardy's Story, "The Withered Arm"Minterne's TombKipling and a Sussex "Conjurer"BridportCharles II.Hardy's Fellow Townsmen"Greyhound Hotel"A Lover of Horses"Bucky Doo""The Bull" and Thomas HardyFootpath to West BayThe Chesil BeachThe "Anchor Inn" at Seatown | |
| A GLOSSARY OF WEST-COUNTRY PROVINCIALISMS | |
| Chosen in part from Notes and Queries; Akermann's Wiltshire Glossary; The Peasant Speech of Devon, by Sarah Hewett; Crossing's |
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