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DEDICATION TO HARRY HOOTON
NOTE
CHAPTER I ON ROADS AND FOOTPATHS
CHAPTER II HISTORY, MYTH, TRADITION, CONJECTURE, AND INVENTION
CHAPTER III FIRST DAY—THETFORD TO NEWMARKET, BY LACKFORD AND KENTFORD
CHAPTER IV SECOND DAY—NEWMARKET TO ODSEY, BY ICKLETON AND ROYSTON
CHAPTER V THIRD DAY—ODSEY TO EDLESBOROUGH, BY BALDOCK, LETCHWORTH, ICKLEFORD, LEAGRAVE, AND DUNSTABLE
CHAPTER VI FOURTH DAY—EDLESBOROUGH TO STREATLEY, ON THE UPPER ICKNIELD WAY, BY WENDOVER, KIMBLE, WHITELEAF, GIPSIES’ CORNER, IPSDEN, AND CLEEVE
CHAPTER VII FIFTH DAY—IVINGHOE TO WATLINGTON, ON THE LOWER ICKNIELD WAY, BY ASTON CLINTON, WESTON TURVILLE, CHINNOR, AND LEWKNOR
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en
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Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2018-05-05
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1878–1917
Best known for poems that catch the English countryside in a clear, unsettled light, he came to verse late after building a career as a critic and prose writer. His friendship with Robert Frost helped spark the brief, remarkable burst of poetry that made his name, before his life was cut short in the First World War.
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