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... when we get clear of the railway and its surrounding throw of new houses, we feel in soother land ~ambles line the road, blackberries, thistles, and nettles abound under hedges and bride the path, boss buss around, long droves of cattle pees from the n ...

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... the whole year in Suffolk, when corn is standing about in golden shocks, and the hedges are ablase with wreaths of flaming blackberry leaves The sun always seems brighter on a Suffolk September day than anywhere des, and the fresh, pure air makes one fool ...