Note JT — PREFACE TO THE EDITION OF 1814 (continued 4)
Reading edition
Thorpe; Anglo-Saxon Thorp, a homestead, or hamlet; allied to turba, a crowd (as of houses). Vill; a little village or farm. Lat. villa, dimin. of vicus.—ED.
Reading edition
Thorpe; Anglo-Saxon Thorp, a homestead, or hamlet; allied to turba, a crowd (as of houses). Vill; a little village or farm. Lat. villa, dimin. of vicus.—ED.