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Egerton Douglas Hammond 1822-1897, vicar of Northbourne, Kent, in the 1850s and the author of a number of books.

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So there aren't any cycle paths between here and the university and I have to ride directly through the centre city, crossing streets like Northbourne and Barry Drive, where there is always debris from accidents.

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If the postman, old 'Uncle Dan,' who trudged from Brattlesby town every day at noon with the Northbourne post-bag, only safely delivered the letter Ned had posted, all would be well.

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They were alone in the room, but, in truth, the boy would not have cared if all Northbourne had been looking on.

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Northbourne air, the restfulness of country life, and God's goodness, have combined to set up Philip Price as a robust man.

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Northbourne, which was a quaint little fishing village tucked away under the shelter of a long stretch of downs.

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'Twas the doctor hisself as shot him; we didn't want no savage wild beasts round Northbourne woods.

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On Mr. Vesey's unexpected death, the living of Northbourne was vacant, of course.

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'Well,' said Alick reflectively, 'there's one thing I can't make out, and that is, what brought Jerry Blunt back to Northbourne?

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