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The Newmarket, Bury, Thetford and Cromer Road

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Will Kemp and his Tabourer xvii

Ambresbury Banks 55

“Sapsworth” 56

Windhill, Bishop’s Stortford 62

Hockerill 66

Ugley Church 79

“Monks’ Barns” 83

Ancient Carving at “Monks’ Barns” 84

“Nell Gwynne’s House,” formerly the “Horns” Inn 91

“Hospital Farm,” and “Newport Big Stone” 93

Wendens Ambo 96

Audley End 99

Saffron Walden 103

House formerly the “Sun” Inn 105

Arms of Saffron Walden 109

“Mag’s Mount” 122

Barclay of Ury on his Walking Match 134

The “Boy’s Grave” 169

Little Saxham Church 173

Marman’s Grave 189

Avenue near Newmarket 190

Elveden 203

Elveden Gap 207

Gateway, Thetford Priory 213

Castle Hill, Thetford 231

The “Old House,” Thetford 243

“Bridgeham High Tree” 245

The “Scutes,” Peddar’s Way 249

xxThe Ruined Church of Roudham 251

Larlingford 253

Wilby Old Hall 255

Attleborough 258

Wymondham Church 270

Hethersett Vane 286

Cringleford 288

Eaton “Red Lion” 292

St. Peter Mancroft, and Yard of the “White Swan” 298

Gateway, Strangers’ Hall 302

The Strangers’ Hall 303

Caricature in Stone, St. Andrew’s Hall 306

Caricature in Stone, St. Andrew’s Hall 307

Tombland Alley 308

Stratton Strawless Lodges 314

“Woodrow” Inn, and the Hobart Monument 325

Ingworth 327

Felbrigg Hall 330

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