Chapter XXII

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From this reading At precisely ten minutes past three in the afternoon of the 17th of March an 18-h.p.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one

From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

on the subject of; concerning

From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

touching and pressing; in opposition to

From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

the form of “a” used before a word that begins with a vowel sound

From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together

From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading At ten minutes to four, without any undue haste in driving, it was out in the open country at Ponder's End, the route taken being by way of York Road (hard by King's Cross Station) and Seven Sisters Road.

at the same time that; because; in the way that

From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

in or near a particular place or position

From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses

From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

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From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

the -ing form of “be”

From this reading At ten minutes to four, without any undue haste in driving, it was out in the open country at Ponder's End, the route taken being by way of York Road (hard by King's Cross Station) and Seven Sisters Road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before

From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

showing who or what does the action

From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading At ten minutes to four, without any undue haste in driving, it was out in the open country at Ponder's End, the route taken being by way of York Road (hard by King's Cross Station) and Seven Sisters Road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading At ten minutes to four, without any undue haste in driving, it was out in the open country at Ponder's End, the route taken being by way of York Road (hard by King's Cross Station) and Seven Sisters Road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

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From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading At ten minutes to four, without any undue haste in driving, it was out in the open country at Ponder's End, the route taken being by way of York Road (hard by King's Cross Station) and Seven Sisters Road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

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From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

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From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading At ten minutes to four, without any undue haste in driving, it was out in the open country at Ponder's End, the route taken being by way of York Road (hard by King's Cross Station) and Seven Sisters Road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading White steam car glided out of Kingly Street, Regent Street.

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From this reading At precisely ten minutes past three in the afternoon of the 17th of March an 18-h.p.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading At ten minutes to four, without any undue haste in driving, it was out in the open country at Ponder's End, the route taken being by way of York Road (hard by King's Cross Station) and Seven Sisters Road.

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From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

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From this reading At ten minutes to four, without any undue haste in driving, it was out in the open country at Ponder's End, the route taken being by way of York Road (hard by King's Cross Station) and Seven Sisters Road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned

From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

on condition that; in the event that

From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

inside something, or within a place, period, or state

From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

moving to the inside of something

From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

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From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun

From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned

From this reading At ten minutes to four, without any undue haste in driving, it was out in the open country at Ponder's End, the route taken being by way of York Road (hard by King's Cross Station) and Seven Sisters Road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading At ten minutes to four, without any undue haste in driving, it was out in the open country at Ponder's End, the route taken being by way of York Road (hard by King's Cross Station) and Seven Sisters Road.

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From this reading White steam car glided out of Kingly Street, Regent Street.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

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From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading At precisely ten minutes past three in the afternoon of the 17th of March an 18-h.p.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

Recollections of past events.

From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading At precisely ten minutes past three in the afternoon of the 17th of March an 18-h.p.

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From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

not any; not one

From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

touching and supported by a surface

From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

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From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

To move from a closed position.

From this reading At ten minutes to four, without any undue haste in driving, it was out in the open country at Ponder's End, the route taken being by way of York Road (hard by King's Cross Station) and Seven Sisters Road.

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From this reading White steam car glided out of Kingly Street, Regent Street.

above and across; more than

From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading At ten minutes to four, without any undue haste in driving, it was out in the open country at Ponder's End, the route taken being by way of York Road (hard by King's Cross Station) and Seven Sisters Road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading At precisely ten minutes past three in the afternoon of the 17th of March an 18-h.p.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading White steam car glided out of Kingly Street, Regent Street.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading At ten minutes to four, without any undue haste in driving, it was out in the open country at Ponder's End, the route taken being by way of York Road (hard by King's Cross Station) and Seven Sisters Road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

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From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

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From this reading At ten minutes to four, without any undue haste in driving, it was out in the open country at Ponder's End, the route taken being by way of York Road (hard by King's Cross Station) and Seven Sisters Road.

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From this reading At ten minutes to four, without any undue haste in driving, it was out in the open country at Ponder's End, the route taken being by way of York Road (hard by King's Cross Station) and Seven Sisters Road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading At ten minutes to four, without any undue haste in driving, it was out in the open country at Ponder's End, the route taken being by way of York Road (hard by King's Cross Station) and Seven Sisters Road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading White steam car glided out of Kingly Street, Regent Street.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

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From this reading At ten minutes to four, without any undue haste in driving, it was out in the open country at Ponder's End, the route taken being by way of York Road (hard by King's Cross Station) and Seven Sisters Road.

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From this reading At precisely ten minutes past three in the afternoon of the 17th of March an 18-h.p.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

used to introduce the second part of a comparison

From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind

From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

the people or things already mentioned, as the object

From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

used for a person or thing that is near, or that has just been mentioned

From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading At precisely ten minutes past three in the afternoon of the 17th of March an 18-h.p.

from one end or side of something to the other

From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive

From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

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From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading At ten minutes to four, without any undue haste in driving, it was out in the open country at Ponder's End, the route taken being by way of York Road (hard by King's Cross Station) and Seven Sisters Road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun

From this reading At ten minutes to four, without any undue haste in driving, it was out in the open country at Ponder's End, the route taken being by way of York Road (hard by King's Cross Station) and Seven Sisters Road.

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From this reading At ten minutes to four, without any undue haste in driving, it was out in the open country at Ponder's End, the route taken being by way of York Road (hard by King's Cross Station) and Seven Sisters Road.

used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned

From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading This route, which involves but three turns, if the right ones be chosen, is at once the quickest way out of London to the eastward; far less unpleasant to eye, nostrils, and ears than the drive through Whitechapel; far less difficult in the matter of traffic; and it has the further advantage of leading the traveller almost at once into scenes of sylvan beauty more often raved about to the sceptical than seen by the eyes of the wise.

not having, not using, or not accompanied by

From this reading At ten minutes to four, without any undue haste in driving, it was out in the open country at Ponder's End, the route taken being by way of York Road (hard by King's Cross Station) and Seven Sisters Road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading LONDON, FELIXSTOWE--DUNWICH, FELIXSTOWE In an 18 White steam car--Best exit from London eastwards--General ignorance of the White steam cars--Some interested prejudice against them--An account of them--Independent testimony to them--Woodford and Chingford--Popularity of Epping Forest--Pepys on the roads--Little improvement--A haunting cyclist--Impression of the Forest--"Seeing's believing"--True woodland unkempt--Thorn trees as evidence of antiquity--Motor-cyclist's rivalry--Epping--Ongar--Chelmsford--Rich country--Colchester--The "Red Lion"--Memories of the Civil War--Deaths of Lucas and Lisle--Through Ipswich--Trimley's two churches--Felixstowe--A hotel half awake--Felix the Burgundian--Rainy morning--Glance at Felixstowe--Mr. Felix Cobbold, M.P.--His perfect home--Rock-gardens and pergolas--The walled garden--A Jersey herd--An afternoon drive--Nature's garden of Suffolk--The motorist's independence--Machine feels no pain--A circuit to Woodbridge--Wickham Market and Saxmundham--Hey for Dunwich!--Course laid over farm tracks--Desolate Dunwich--Irresistible coast erosion--Skeletons "all awash"--The lost forest--Dunwich in the past--Steady loss of land--Back to Felixstowe through byways and by road.

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From this reading At ten minutes to four, without any undue haste in driving, it was out in the open country at Ponder's End, the route taken being by way of York Road (hard by King's Cross Station) and Seven Sisters Road.