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A Cotswold Village

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Abbey, Edwin Ablington Manor Acman Street Aethelhum, the Saxon Agriculture Alder tree Aldsworth and Oliver Cromwell Alfred, King Amphitheatre, Roman Ampney Park Angelus, the Antiquity, charm of Arbor Diana Architecture, Elizabethan Aristotle Arlington Row Artificial fox-earths Austin, Alfred

Badgers Bampton-in-the-Bush Barnby, Joseph Barns, tithe Barometer Barrows, ancient Bathurst family Bathurst, Lord Battues Bazley, Sir Thomas Bettws-y-Coed Bibury Races Bibury village Bigotphones Blowing-stone, the Bourton-on-the-Water Bowly, Mrs. Christopher Brassey, Albert, M.F.H. Braydon Forest Bromley-Davenport, W. Buckland, Frank Bull-ring, Roman Burford Burton on the Cotswolds

Cadge for hawks Caesar, Julius Camps, ancient British Carlyle, Thomas Cassey-Compton Manor House Caves, prehistoric Characters, village Charles I. Charles II. Charlock Chaucer Chavenage Chedworth Chepstow, the Wye at Chiltern Hills Chivalry, ancient Choirs, village "Christmas Carol," Austin's Christmas festivities Church ales Churchwardens Cirencester Civil Wars Clarendon on Falkland Climate of the Cotswolds Coats-of-arms Coffins, old stone Coln, River Coln-St.-Aldwyns Coln-St.-Dennis Conyger wood Corinium Museum Corncrakes, disappearance of Coulson, Colonel, his trap County cricket Coursing on the Cotswolds Cray-fish Creswell family Cricket pitch, how to improve Cricket, prehistoric Cricket, the game of Cripps, Wilfred, C.B. Crosses, wayside Cub-hunting Cubs, fox Cudgel-playing, old-fashioned Curlews Cushats

Deadman's Acre Deerhounds, Scotch De Quincey Derby Day on the Coln De Vere, Aubrey Dew Dew-point Dialect, Cotswold Dickens, Charles, on cricket Dogs Downs, the mystery of the Dream, Shakespeare's Dress, simplicity in Drayton, Michael Dry-fly fishing Ducks, wild Duleep Singh at Hatherop Dun, olive Dürer, Albert

Earthquake of 1895 Earths for foxes Écrevisse Eel, curious capture of Elder tree Eldon, Lord "Elegy," Gray's Elizabeth, Queen, at Burford Elms "England, Merrie" Escutcheons Evening fishing Excursion, Roger Plowman's

Fairwood Falconry, the art of Falkland, Lord, at Burford Farmers, Cotswold Feasts, ancient Ferns growing on ash tree Fieldfare, return of the Field names Firr, Tom Flails, old-fashioned Flanders mares Flies, artificial Flocks of lapwings Flowers, wild Fly-catcher, the "Flying Dutchman" Forest, Braydon Forest, Savernake Fossbridge Fosseway Fox-earths Foxes Fozbrooke Free Foresters' Cricket Club

Galway nags Gamekeeper, the Gannet Garden, an old Garne of Aldsworth Geese, wild "George Ridler's Oven" Gilbert White Gilpin, John Gipsies Gloucestershire dialect Glow-worms Goethe (quoted) Golf greens, treatment of Gothic architecture Grace, W.G. Grasshoppers, Burke on Gray's "Elegy" Green-drake Greyhound fox Grounds, treatment of cricket Gwynne, Nell, at Bibury Races

Hall, King Alfred's Hallam, Arthur Halo, solar Hamilton, Sir William Rowan Hangman's Stone, origin of Hard riders Hares Harvest home Hawking described Hawks Hedgehogs Henry VIII. Heraldry Herbs Herons Hicks-Beach, Right Hon. Sir Michael Hic-wall or heckle Hill, White Horse Hills, Jem Hobbs of Maiseyhampton Horse, description of Horse for the Cotswolds Hounds, Badminton Hounds, Bombay Hounds, Heythrop Hounds, Lord Bathurst's Hounds, Mr. T.B. Miller's Hounds, Shakespeare on Hunting, fox- Hunting poem Hunting, stag-, in olden times Huntsman, a good Hygrometer Hymns Hypocaust, Roman

Icknield Street Implements, old stone Inscribed stones (Roman) Inscription on porch of manor house Irmin Way Irving, Washington (quoted) Isaac Walton

Jansen, Cornelius, painter Jefferies, Richard Johnson, Dr. Joyce on Fairford windows

Keble, John, at Fairford Kelmscott Kemble Kestrel Kingfishers Kingmaker, the Kipling, Rudyard Kite, artificial Knights Templar

Labourers, Cotswold Lapwings Larder, vixen's Leland Lenthall, Speaker Leslie, G. Limestone quarries, Llewelyn, W. Dillwyn Loam, use of clay or

Macomber Falls Macpherson and Ossian Madden, Right Hon. D.H. Magpies Mallard, a pugnacious Manor parchments Manuscript, an ancient Marsh-harrier Marsh-marigold Master, Chester, family of Maxwell, Sir Herbert May flies May-fly season "Merrie England" Meteor, a large Miller, T.B., M.F.H. Miller, the village Monk, W.J., on Burford Moorhens, habits of Mop, Cirencester Moreton-in-the-Marsh Morris, William Mounds, ancient burial Mummers' play Museums, Roman Musicians, old village

Natal, scenery of Nest, kingfisher's Netting trout Newton, Isaac Nightjar or goatsucker Night on the hills Nimrod on Bibury Races Noblesse oblige Northleach

Oak, old Oliver Cromwell Oman's discovery Ossian "Oven, George Ridler's" Owls Oxen, ploughing with

Partridges "Parvise," the Pavements, Roman Penance at Burford Peregrine falcons Peregrine, Thomas, keeper Pheasants Pigeon-shooting Playing-fields, Eton Pliny "Plestor," the Ploughing with oxen Plover, common Plover, golden Plowman, Roger, goes to London Poachers, scarcity of Poges, Stoke Political meetings Politicians, village Pope at Cirencester Pottery, Roman Prehistoric cricket Prehistoric relics Prescription, an excellent Proverbs, Gloucestershire Puffin

Quack, the village Quails Quarries, limestone Quenington Querns, the

Races, Bibury Ramparts, ancient Ready Token Retrievers Riders, good Riding, hard Roads, limestone Roger de Coverley, Sir Roman remains Rookery, the Rupert, Prince Ruskin, John

Sainfoin Sargent, J. Savernake Scent of foxes Scotch deerhound Scott, Lady Margaret Scouring the White Horse Shakespeare on the Cotswolds Sheep, Cotswold Sheep-washing Sherborne House Sherborne, Lord Shooting, covert- Sly, Isaac Snake eaten by trout Snipe Solan goose Solar halo Songs, Gloucestershire South Africa, wolds of Sparrow-club Spawn-beds of trout Spectator, the Sportsman, definition of a good Spring flowers Springs, Cotswold Squirrels Stag-hunting, wild Stage-coach Stoats Stone age, relics of Stowell Stow-on-the-Wold Sunsets described Swans

Tame, John Tanfield family Teal Tennyson Terrier, fox- Tesselated pavements Thames Thrashing Thrush, song of Tiercel-gentle Tithe Tithe barns "Tolsey," the Traps, vermin Travess, Charles Trees, beauty of ash Trossachs, the Trout eating snake Trout, habits of "Tuer," a Turnip hower, the

Umpires, village Uncertainty, charm of Urns, sepulchral

Vale, Berkshire Vale of White Horse Hounds Valley, Coln Valley, Thames Victorian Era Voles, water

Waller's pictures Walnut tree in spring Warwick, the kingmaker Wasps, a plague of Watercress Wayside crosses Weasels Westbury White Horse Wharfe, River White Horse Hill Whitsun ale Whitsuntide sports Whyte-Melville Wildfowl Williamstrip Wimbrels Windrush, River Wines, home-made Winson village Woodpeckers Wood-pigeons Wordsworth Wren, Christopher

Yaffel Yuletide

Zingari Cricket Club Zodiacal light

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