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A pair of connected essays recall life and personalities in rural Suffolk. One essay offers a biographical sketch and affectionate reminiscences of a country parson, drawn from family memory and parish anecdotes. The other focuses on a literary friend, assembling letters, conversations, and assessments of his translations and tastes. Together they mix local lore, dialect, church life, and literary gossip, expanding pieces first published in a magazine and illustrated with photographs. The prose blends memoir, gentle humour, and antiquarian detail to evoke provincial society and long-standing friendships.
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