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id: 33042
author: Higgins, Walter
title: Hastings and Neighbourhood
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  (_See page 36_) ====================================================================== Harold apparently knew this part of Sussex quite well, being the lord of several manors round about; and so his well-chosen ground does not surprise us. ====================================================================== [Illustration: HASTINGS AND ST.


id: 12585
author: Holmes, Edric
title: Seaward Sussex: The South Downs from End to End
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  old church was pulled down in the early nineteenth century, and its successor is of no interest. There are several fine churches which have been built during recent years, including St. Paul's in West Street; every excursionist knows this, and to thousands it is the only church in Brighton, being on the direct route from the station to the sea.


id: 17965
author: Ollivant, Alfred
title: Boy Woodburn: A Story of the Sussex Downs
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  Said Albert had done him a dirty dish; but you can't go to the Stewards on that. Said so to Boy four year back.


id: 57640
author: Ollivant, Alfred
title: Two Men: A Romance of Sussex
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  On that spark his mother blew with a tenacity surpassing words; Mr. Trupp blew in his wise way, working the bellows of Science with the easy skill of the master-workman; little Ernie, most loving of children, blew too. CHAPTER IV OLD MAN CASPAR That was how it came about that Mr. Trupp helped young Ernie Caspar into the world.


id: 57641
author: Ollivant, Alfred
title: One Woman: Being the Second Part of a Romance of Sussex
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  If it is true, as is said to-day, that old men make wars and young men pay for them, it is also true that the mothers, wives, sisters, and sweethearts of the young men bear their share of the burthen. Three weeks ago that little man had been conquering the world with a swagger, the master of circumstance, over-riding destiny, sweeping obstacles aside, a domineer, with all the attributes of his kind--brutal, blatant, sure of himself, indifferent to others, scornful of the humble.


id: 15779
author: Kaye-Smith, Sheila
title: Joanna Godden
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  It would be ridiculous for Joanna to uproot herself from her prosperous establishment and settle in some new place just because in spirit he shrank from becoming Mr. Joanna Godden. Joanna was his wife, inheriting all that was his, of land and money and live and dead stock--My true, trusty friend, Joanna Godden.


id: 56984
author: Kaye-Smith, Sheila
title: Sussex Gorse: The Story of a Fight
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  Someone 'ull buy him up, I reckon, and young Coalbran, who had succeeded his father at Doozes, winked at the rest of the bar, and the bar to a man turned round and stared at old Reuben, who drew himself up, but said nothing. Git buckets and come! Shouts and gunshots brought those men who slept out in the cottages, and a half-dressed gang, old Reuben at the head, pounded through the misty hay-sweet night to where the flames were spreading in the sky.


id: 34490
author: Fenn, George Manville
title: Sweet Mace: A Sussex Legend of the Iron Times
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  Once more I say, is there any ending to this winding lane? Patience, Sir Mark; pray have patience, said portly Sir Thomas Beckley, baronet and justice of the peace, as he took off his sugar-loaf hat with its plume of cock's feathers, and wiped the great beads of perspiration from his pink brow. This is but a by-road, Sir Mark, said the baronet, pompously.


id: 63202
author: Carr, Alice Vansittart Strettel
title: Margaret Maliphant
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  But it's a very clever thing, isn't it? asked dear old mother, in her gentle voice. Isn't old squire in a fine way? I believe he doesn't like it, agreed Mr. Broderick, evasively.


