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... yet another the school , marked by that series of steps similar to those they might remember to have seen in Winchester College . In fine weather the various occupations necessary to the abbey were carried on in these cloisters .
... yet another the school , marked by that series of steps similar to those they might remember to have seen in Winchester College . In fine weather the various occupations necessary to the abbey were carried on in these cloisters .
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There was , at one time , a chapel adjoining the house , but nothing more than the turf - covered foundations are now to be seen . Some pieces of sacramental plate are , however , still preserved in Bradford Abbas church .
There was , at one time , a chapel adjoining the house , but nothing more than the turf - covered foundations are now to be seen . Some pieces of sacramental plate are , however , still preserved in Bradford Abbas church .
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The party was then conducted through the house and had full opportunity for examining the many treasures , artistic and literary , which were to be seen . Among these were memorials of the Wyndhams , of Trent , and Charles II .
The party was then conducted through the house and had full opportunity for examining the many treasures , artistic and literary , which were to be seen . Among these were memorials of the Wyndhams , of Trent , and Charles II .
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The only undoubted one of Dwight's Bellarmines that I have seen in the British Museum ) is smoother in surface and not so mottled as these , but some of the jugs found in England are much more richly mottled , and have the dark patches ...
The only undoubted one of Dwight's Bellarmines that I have seen in the British Museum ) is smoother in surface and not so mottled as these , but some of the jugs found in England are much more richly mottled , and have the dark patches ...
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It is of interest to note that during last summer another of the same species was taken near Wool , and a fourth was seen at Kingston Russell . A folio Volume , an Herbarium dated 1766 , has at last found a home in the Museum .
It is of interest to note that during last summer another of the same species was taken near Wool , and a fourth was seen at Kingston Russell . A folio Volume , an Herbarium dated 1766 , has at last found a home in the Museum .
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| Title | Proceedings of the Dorset Natural History and Antiquarian Field Club, Volume 34 |
| Author | Dorset Natural History and Archaeological Society |
| Publisher | The Club, 1913 |
| Original from | University of Minnesota |
| Digitized | 13 Feb 2014 |
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