Surrey. A. R. Hope Moncrieff

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       A. R. Hope Moncrieff

      Surrey

      Painted by Sutton Palmer; Described by A.R. Hope Moncrieff

      Published by Good Press, 2019

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      EAN 4064066217389

Table of Contents

       PREFACE

       LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS By SUTTON PALMER

       SURREY

       I A “HOME” COUNTY

       II THE RIVERSIDE

       III DOWN THE WEY

       IV UP THE MOLE

       V THE PILGRIMS’ WAY

       VI THE ROMAN ROAD

       VII LEITH HILL

       VIII HINDHEAD

       IX COMMONS AND CAMPS

       X THE BRIGHTON ROADS

       INDEX

PREFACE

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      THE illustrations in this book speak for themselves. The writer feels it no easy undertaking to strike bass chords in prose that may worthily accompany these high notes of Surrey’s fame; but he has done his best towards pointing out its special charm of varied formation and surface, here displayed upon the course of excursions made in several directions, so as to bring in all the chief features. To author as well as artist, both at least long sojourners in this choice county that gives homes to many an adopted son, the work has been a labour of love. The moral enforced at once by pen and pencil is that few great cities are so lucky as London in having at its back-doors a playground, pleasure-ground, and garden-ground of such manifold interest and beauty.

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS By SUTTON PALMER

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1.	Bluebells, Ripley	Frontispiece
		FACING PAGE
2.	Godalming—a Bit of the Old Town	9
3.	St. Catherine’s Chapel, near Guildford	16
4.	Windsor Castle from Cooper’s Hill, near Egham	25
5.	Hampton Court	32
6.	From Richmond Hill	41
7.	Richmond	48
8.	The Meads, Farnham	57
9.	Somerset Bridge, near Elstead	64
10.	A Hayfield, Wonersh	73
11.	Pyrford Church, near Woking	80
12.	Water Lane, near East Horsley	89
13.	A Corner of Esher Common	96
14.	The Village of Betchworth, near Dorking	105
15.	A Stream near Shalford	112
16.	Vale of Albury, from St. Martha’s Hill