Afoot in England

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W. H. Hudson's account of his rambles through rural England. In these vignettes, the renowned naturalist shows that he is a keen student of the human being, as well as of the animals and birds he loves so much.

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AFOOT IN ENGLAND

Chapter One: Guide-Books: An Introduction

Chapter Two: On Going Back

Chapter Three: Walking and Cycling

Chapter Four: Seeking a Shelter

Chapter Five: Wind, Wave, and Spirit

Chapter Six: By Swallowfield

Chapter Seven: Roman Calleva

Chapter Eight: A Gold Day At Silchester

Chapter Nine: Rural Rides

Chapter Ten: The Last of His Name

Chapter Eleven: Salisbury and Its Doves

Chapter Twelve: Whitesheet Hill

Chapter Thirteen: Bath and Wells Revisited

Chapter Fourteen: The Return of the Native

Chapter Fifteen: Summer Days on the Otter

Chapter Sixteen: In Praise of the Cow

Chapter Seventeen: An Old Road Leading Nowhere

Chapter Eighteen: Branscombe

Chapter Nineteen: Abbotsbury

Chapter Twenty: Salisbury Revisited

Chapter Twenty-One: Stonehenge

Chapter Twenty-Two: The Village and "The Stones"

Chapter Twenty-Three: Following a River

Chapter Twenty-Four: Troston

Chapter Twenty-Five: My Friend Jack