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The house by the yew trees was in connection with the great

huour thereby

To Ursula, a child of eight, the increase in ic was

considerable She heard all the talk, she saw the parish rooh, stone,

barn-like, ecclesiastical building standing away by itself in

the Brangwens' second garden, across the lane She was always

attracted by its age and its stranded obsoleteness Now she

watched preparations ht of stone steps

that caarden, and heard her

father and the vicar talking and planning and working Then an

inspector ca with her

father all one evening Everything was settled, and twelve boys