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The South Country

Chapter 31: FOOTNOTES
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About This Book

A series of lyrical essays records a year of wanderings on foot through the southern English landscape, offering close observations of Downs, rivers, woods, villages, and lanes across counties such as Kent, Sussex, Hampshire and Wiltshire. Seasonal detail frames meditative reflections on history, parish life, old houses, fairs, and the rhythms of rural labour and children. The prose blends topographical description with personal impression, favoring atmosphere, incidental anecdotes, and a steady attention to light, sound, and weather. Occasional travel notes and historical asides enrich the portrait of a quietly changing countryside.

Richard Clay & Sons, Limited,
BREAD STREET HILL, E.C., AND
BUNGAY, SUFFOLK.


FOOTNOTES

[1] A Book of Saints and Wonders, by Lady Gregory.

[2] From Poems and Interludes, by Lascelles Abercrombie.

[3] Centuries of Meditation, by Thomas Traherne (Dobell).

[4] The Dawn in Britain, by Charles M. Doughty.

[5] The Heifer of the Dawn, by F. W. Bain.

[6] See his valuable On Cambrian and Cumbrian Hills (Fifield).


Transcriber's Note

The following apparent errors have been corrected:

  • p. 19 "HAMPSHIRE" changed to "HAMPSHIRE."
  • p. 34 "gnomes of undergound" changed to "gnomes of underground"
  • p. 62 "hoisery" changed to "hosiery"
  • p. 154 "CORNWALL" changed to "CORNWALL."
  • p. 222 (note) "F W. Bain" changed to "F. W. Bain"
  • p. 256 (note) "(Fifield)" changed to "(Fifield)."
  • p. 277 "210 262" changed to "210, 262"
  • p. 277 "Wilts. and Berks" changed to "Wilts. and Berks."

Inconsistent or archaic spelling and punctuation have otherwise been left as printed.