Doris Barugh a Yorkshire Story, Vol. 2 of 3 (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

Excerpt from Doris Barugh a Yorkshire Story, Vol. 2 of 3

Joshua was holding the squire's horse. Mr. Spencer's rosy face and bright eyes twinkled at the Sight of his young friend, as he generally called Philip Burneston; the Vicar loved field Sports and a good dinner much bet ter than any sort of reading, but he dearly loved a gossip.

Coming in for a chat, I hope. No worries, eh? Ralph all right? That's well; come along in. Without waiting for any answer, he turned into the Vicarage garden. Mr. Burne ston felt impatient.

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