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id: 21558
title: The Children of the New Forest
author: Marryat, Frederick
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  Humphrey can lead the pony; and Master Edward," continued Jacob, taking Edward made no reply, but Humphrey said, "Well, she has taken plenty of "Now then, Edward and Humphrey," said Jacob, advancing between the "No, they are not now, Jacob," said Humphrey; "as you and Edward claim "Thank God that you are come, Edward," said the old forester, "for I was "Humphrey," said Edward, as soon as Oswald was gone, "I have made up my Humphrey went immediately to put the pony in the cart, when Edward said: "We made a good day''s work, Edward," said Humphrey, as he reckoned up "If you don''t want me any longer, Humphrey," said Edward, "I think I "Good-morning, Humphrey," said Edward, "I am almost ready for you; but "He went away with Edward and Humphrey, I think," said Edith. "Perhaps so, Humphrey," replied Edward; "and yet do you know that,


id: 6471
title: The Children of the New Forest
author: Marryat, Frederick
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  Edward made no reply, but Humphrey said, "Well, she has taken plenty of "Now then, Edward and Humphrey," said Jacob, advancing between the Jacob and Edward took their guns, and Humphrey put Billy in the cart "Humphrey," said Edward, as soon as Oswald was gone, "I have made up my Humphrey went immediately to put the pony in the cart, when Edward said, "Humphrey," said Edward, "one thing is clear--as the herd is placed at "We made a good day''s work, Edward," said Humphrey, as he reckoned up "If you don''t want me any longer, Humphrey," said Edward, "I think I "Good-morning, Humphrey," said Edward: "I am almost ready for you; but Humphrey," said Edward; "if so, all the better for poor little Clara. "He went away with Edward and Humphrey I think," said Edith. "I know nothing about these things, Edward," replied Humphrey; "but I


id: 44909
title: The New Forest
author: Godfrey, Elizabeth
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  trees; he thinks of a forest as a wood of large extent, interrupted "lawns", as he calls the lightly wooded slopes, many long, marshy thatched cottage used to stand a little back from the road, where Mr. Pope and his forebears for many generations--one may say for many dividing manor and forest, but the name is old, and wire fencing is Leaving the high moor on the eastern side, a rough forest track borders the Forest, "betwixt the woods and the sea". Fine old oaks stand about a lawn round which the brook beautiful beeches of Vinny Ridge and Burley Old Wood, crosses The spot where the Salisbury road enters the Forest at From Brook, lying in a wooded hollow on the Forest border, the road sanctuary stands, as all the Forest churches do, raised upon a mound, most beautiful of these is Burley Old Wood.


