Rambles Roundabout And Poems
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The church is on another terrace, the liig'hest of the three. With the exception of some tiles before a row of new cottages, the paving is of that stone which starts into every conceivable variety of shape ■j—niore picturesque to the sketcher than practicable to the pedestrian. Altogether it is a pleasant village, with here and there a good old gable, and an inn (the Stag's Head) which is clothed with greenery, and has a covered gallery, from which there is the J^rettiest and most comprehensive... view of the valley— from Wol!aston spire to the woods of noble Castle Ashby. It is at the eastern extremity of the village, and its general appearance is very foreign, only instead of a broad lake before it, there is the narrow and sinuous Nene. Near it, on higher ground, is the manor house, a tine old sixteenth century building, with gables and raullioned windows, very comfortable and happy-looking. It is now occupied by the vicar, the Kev. Maze W. Gregory, in whose hands it will lose none of its genial aspect.
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The church is on another terrace, the liig'hest of the three. With the exception of some tiles before a row of new cottages, the paving is of that stone which starts into every conceivable variety of shape ■j—niore picturesque to the sketcher than practicable to the pedestrian. Altogether it is a pleasant village, with here and there a good old gable, and an inn (the Stag's Head) which is clothed with greenery, and has a covered gallery, from which there is the J^rettiest and most comprehensive... view of the valley— from Wol!aston spire to the woods of noble Castle Ashby. It is at the eastern extremity of the village, and its general appearance is very foreign, only instead of a broad lake before it, there is the narrow and sinuous Nene. Near it, on higher ground, is the manor house, a tine old sixteenth century building, with gables and raullioned windows, very comfortable and happy-looking. It is now occupied by the vicar, the Kev. Maze W. Gregory, in whose hands it will lose none of its genial aspect.
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