From Gretna Green to Land's End : a literary journey in England . -103, 107, 108, 193, 313, 353, 377Woodstock, 200-202Wookey Hole, 313Wootton Hall, 134Wootton-Wawen, 181, 182Worcester, 284-286Worcester College, 203 25 385 INDEX Worcestershire, 184, 197, 279Wordsworth, William, sonnet on Mary, Queen of Scots, 11; and the Lake Country, 36-51; burial-place, 62; Excursion quoted, 62; on rush-bearing, 71; on Furness Abbey, 84, 85; We are Seven, 272; The Prelude, quoted, 299 Wrekin, the, 242, 243, 245Wrington, 315Wroxeter, 243Wycherley, William, 247Wychf, 216 Wye, the, 267, 271, 272WyndcliflF, 275 Y
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From Gretna Green to Land's End : a literary journey in England . -103, 107, 108, 193, 313, 353, 377Woodstock, 200-202Wookey Hole, 313Wootton Hall, 134Wootton-Wawen, 181, 182Worcester, 284-286Worcester College, 203 25 385 INDEX Worcestershire, 184, 197, 279Wordsworth, William, sonnet on Mary, Queen of Scots, 11; and the Lake Country, 36-51; burial-place, 62; Excursion quoted, 62; on rush-bearing, 71; on Furness Abbey, 84, 85; We are Seven, 272; The Prelude, quoted, 299 Wrekin, the, 242, 243, 245Wrington, 315Wroxeter, 243Wycherley, William, 247Wychf, 216 Wye, the, 267, 271, 272WyndcliflF, 275 Young, Dr. Thomas, 304 The University Press, Cambridge, U. S. A. 630B3 THE LIBRARYUNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Santa Barbara THIS BOOK IS DUE ON THE LAST DATESTAMPED BELOW. 50m-l, 63(D4743s8)476 UC SOUTHERN REGIONAL LIBRARY FACILITY AA 000 330 661 o. From Gretna Greento Lands End A LITERARY JOURNEY IN ENGLAND ByKATHARINE LEE BATES Professor of English Literature in Wellesley College WITH ILLUSTRATIONS FROM PHOTOGRAPHSBY KATHARINE COMAN LONDONGRANT RICHARDS 1908 Printed in the United States of America byThe University Fkess, Cambridge S ^ SANTA nlij;-! SA^TA I^A^j^^^A TO MY FARING-MATES KATHARINE COMANAND ANNIE BEECHER SCOVILLE Daffodil and furze and wheat, Shining paths for truant foet;From that golden blossomingWilted sprays are all I bring.You who know their foult the best, To their foult be tenderest, For a breath of foagrant daysWhispers you front wilted sprays. Some Shires, Joseph-like, have a better colouredcoat thafi others; and some, with Benjamin, havea more hcnmtiful mess of meat belonging to them.Yet every County hath a childs proportion. Thomas Fuller. <J TABLE OF CONTENTS Page The Border 1 The Lake Country 30 Three Rush-Bearings 52 A Group of Industrial Counties 76 The Heart of England—Warwickshire . 137 The Cotswfromgretnagreent00bate