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adeterminerUS /ə/
used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
Abingdon
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
abundant
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
amidships
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From this reading Of these books it will be prudent to say a little before recording an expedition in which East Anglia was attacked, so to speak, amidships.
andeterminerUS /æn/
the form of “a” used before a word that begins with a vowel sound
From this reading Of these books it will be prudent to say a little before recording an expedition in which East Anglia was attacked, so to speak, amidships.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
ANGLIA
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
Appropriate
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
Arthur
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
attacked
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From this reading Of these books it will be prudent to say a little before recording an expedition in which East Anglia was attacked, so to speak, amidships.
Attleborough
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
bad
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
beauxiliary verbUS /biː/
used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses
From this reading Of these books it will be prudent to say a little before recording an expedition in which East Anglia was attacked, so to speak, amidships.
beforeprepositionUS /bɪˈfɔːr/
earlier than; in front of
From this reading Of these books it will be prudent to say a little before recording an expedition in which East Anglia was attacked, so to speak, amidships.
belts
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
Best
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
betweenprepositionUS /bɪˈtwiːn/
in the space, time, or range separating two things
From this reading During the interval between the first and second tours in East Anglia many books, more or less promising of material, were read.
booksnounUS /bʊks/
Bound written or printed works.
From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
boundaries
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
broad
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
byprepositionUS /baɪ/
showing who or what does the action
From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
Cave
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
come
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From this reading Many of them it is needless to mention, though some will come in for passing reference.
consulted
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
county
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
creatures
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
criminal
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
cross-country
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
Crow
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
cunning
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
Curious
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
direct
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
dissipated
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
dull
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
DuringprepositionUS /ˈdʊrɪŋ/
all through a period, or at some point within it
From this reading During the interval between the first and second tours in East Anglia many books, more or less promising of material, were read.
EAST
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
Elvedon
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
Enter
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
Euston
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
excellence
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
expedition
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From this reading Of these books it will be prudent to say a little before recording an expedition in which East Anglia was attacked, so to speak, amidships.
Extraordinary
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
famous
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
fir
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
first
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From this reading During the interval between the first and second tours in East Anglia many books, more or less promising of material, were read.
forprepositionUS /fɔːr/
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
Freedom
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
fromprepositionUS /frʌm/
showing where something starts, or who sent it
From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
full
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
game
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
gate
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
grim
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
Hall
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
Head
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
HEART
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
HeathnounUS /hiːθ/
open uncultivated land covered with low plants
From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
heaths
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
hedges
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
hint
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
Hoodie
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
Hopes
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
house
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
houses
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
IpronounUS /aɪ/
the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb
From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
interval
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From this reading During the interval between the first and second tours in East Anglia many books, more or less promising of material, were read.
isauxiliary verbUS /ɪz/
the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading Many of them it is needless to mention, though some will come in for passing reference.
itpronounUS /ɪt/
a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned
From this reading Of these books it will be prudent to say a little before recording an expedition in which East Anglia was attacked, so to speak, amidships.
Itinerary
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
itsdeterminerUS /ɪts/
belonging to the thing or animal already mentioned
From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
James
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
Kett's
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
land
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
learned
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
legend
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
Leland's
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
less
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From this reading During the interval between the first and second tours in East Anglia many books, more or less promising of material, were read.
Letters
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
little
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From this reading Of these books it will be prudent to say a little before recording an expedition in which East Anglia was attacked, so to speak, amidships.
Maid's
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
man
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
many
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mass
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
material
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mention
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From this reading Many of them it is needless to mention, though some will come in for passing reference.
monograph
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more
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motor-cars
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motorists
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
Mound
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Mr
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murders
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Murray
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mystery
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
name
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
needless
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From this reading Many of them it is needless to mention, though some will come in for passing reference.
Nemesis
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Newmarket
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
Norfolk
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
Norwich
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
notes
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
observes
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
OFprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
onprepositionUS /ɑːn/
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
orconjunctionUS /ɔːr/
used to join alternatives or possibilities
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origin
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
Paine
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
passing
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From this reading Many of them it is needless to mention, though some will come in for passing reference.
Paston
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popular
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
proceeds
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
promising
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prudent
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quoted
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
rail
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
read
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From this reading During the interval between the first and second tours in East Anglia many books, more or less promising of material, were read.
Rebellion
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recording
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reference
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From this reading Many of them it is needless to mention, though some will come in for passing reference.
Religious
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
risings
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
road
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
Rolls-Royce
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
route
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
Royston
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
Royston's
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
Rye's
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say
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Scotch
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
second
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From this reading During the interval between the first and second tours in East Anglia many books, more or less promising of material, were read.
Six
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
six-cylinder
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
soconjunctionUS /soʊ/
for that reason; with the result that
From this reading Of these books it will be prudent to say a little before recording an expedition in which East Anglia was attacked, so to speak, amidships.
Some
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
speak
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SPRING
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From this reading SPRING.
Stanfield
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
Start
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
story
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
Straight
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
suchdeterminerUS /sʌtʃ/
of the kind already mentioned
From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
Thame
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
THEdeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
TheirdeterminerUS /ðer/
belonging to the people or things already mentioned
From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
thempronounUS /ðem/
the people or things already mentioned, as the object
From this reading Many of them it is needless to mention, though some will come in for passing reference.
theory
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
thesedeterminerUS /ðiːz/
the plural of “this”: the people or things near, or just mentioned
From this reading Of these books it will be prudent to say a little before recording an expedition in which East Anglia was attacked, so to speak, amidships.
Thetford
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
Thomas
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
thoughconjunctionUS /ðoʊ/
in spite of the fact that
From this reading Many of them it is needless to mention, though some will come in for passing reference.
THROUGHprepositionUS /θruː/
from one end or side of something to the other
From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
Tour
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
tours
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From this reading During the interval between the first and second tours in East Anglia many books, more or less promising of material, were read.
towers
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
tragedy
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
tree
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
trial
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
trouble
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
twin
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
undigested
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
unvisited
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
use
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
useless
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
Value
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
Warrens
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading Of these books it will be prudent to say a little before recording an expedition in which East Anglia was attacked, so to speak, amidships.
Weather
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
Weeks
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
wereauxiliary verbUS /wɜːr/
the past form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun
From this reading During the interval between the first and second tours in East Anglia many books, more or less promising of material, were read.
whichpronounUS /wɪtʃ/
used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned
From this reading Of these books it will be prudent to say a little before recording an expedition in which East Anglia was attacked, so to speak, amidships.
Wholesale
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
Wild
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
willmodal verbUS /wɪl/
used to talk about the future, or about willingness
From this reading Of these books it will be prudent to say a little before recording an expedition in which East Anglia was attacked, so to speak, amidships.
Windmills
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
Wymondham's
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
Young's
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From this reading THROUGH THE HEART OF EAST ANGLIA Some books consulted--"Murray" useless to motorists: proceeds by rail and observes county boundaries--Arthur Young's _Six Weeks' Tour_ dull--Leland's _Itinerary_ a mass of undigested notes--_The Paston Letters_ full of excellence--Start from Abingdon--The six-cylinder Rolls-Royce--Freedom from trouble--Hopes and Nemesis--Abingdon to Thame, a bad cross-country route--Thame to Royston direct--The gate of East Anglia--The "Cave"--Royston's broad hint to James I--To Newmarket--Straight road and abundant game--The mystery of the Hoodie Crow--Wild creatures and motor-cars--Weather Heath--Appropriate name--Value of tree "belts"--Scotch fir hedges--- Elvedon Hall and its game--Best use for such land--Enter Norfolk--Warrens and heaths--Thetford--Its story--Its Mound--Mr. Rye's theory dissipated by the learned--Windmills in East Anglia--Thomas Paine a Thetford man--Euston unvisited--Attleborough--Wymondham's twin towers--Their origin--Religious houses and popular risings--Kett's Rebellion--Curious legend on a house--Stanfield Hall--Its grim tragedy--A monograph quoted--Wholesale murders and a famous trial--Extraordinary cunning of the criminal--To Norwich and the "Maid's Head."
