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So I kissed the royal hand, and so tightly did it grip the gem within that the knuckle joints shone white, and I went my ways, coming back home to this my house by the Waveney on that same day. Now the Queen's wish that I should set down the story of my life remained in my mind, and for long I have desired to do it before life and story end together.
The vicar of Lowestoft wrote to him, on my behalf. There was a sale of my father's furniture. His books were sent off to his college at Cambridge by the Lowestoft carrier. Then the valet took me by wherry to Norwich, where we caught a weekly coach to town. That was the last time I ever sailed on the Waveney as a boy, that journey to Norwich. When I next saw the Broads, I was a man of thirty-five.
From High Suffolk I passed the Waveney into Norfolk, near Schole Inn. One of the heirs of the family is now building a fine seat about a mile on the south side of Ipswich, near the road. The epitaph or inscription on this monument is as follows: M. S. D. Johannis Holt, Equitis Aur.
Bungay is a well-built market town, skirted on the east and west by the navigable river Waveney, which divides it from Norfolk, and was at one time noted for the manufacture of knitted worsted stockings and Suffolk hempen cloth; but those trades are now obsolete.
But it was clear that both Sir Hugh and Captain Waveney were highly pleased with the way things were going. There were plenty of birds; they lay well; the dogs were working beautifully; and the bag was mounting up at a rate that promised to atone for the delay of the morning. In fact, they were now disposed to regard that episode as rather a comical affair.
Then when I did miss, either Sir Hugh or Captain Waveney was sure to get the bird? I never saw such smart shooting." "What have you done?" "Altogether?" "Yes." "I don't know. The panniers are being emptied, to make a show for Lady Rosamund's sketch. I fancy there are close on sixty brace of grouse, with some blue hares and a snipe and a wild duck." "What has Lord Fareborough's party done?"
One of them, facing the south, was partly removed in 1840, with the intention of forming a cattle market. As a boy I often heard of the proud boast of Hugh Bigod, second Earl, one of King Stephen’s most formidable opponents, as recorded by Camden: ‘Were I in my castle of Bungay, Upon the river Waveney, I would not care for the King of Cockeney.’
"My brother and Captain Waveney come at the beginning of April. Of course it is rather hazardous going just now; the river might be frozen over for a fortnight at a time; but that seldom happens.
Gravel of Gold Brook, a tributary of the Waveney. 2. Higher-level gravel overlying the freshwater deposit. 3 and 4. Sand and gravel, with freshwater shells, and flint implements, and bones of mammalia. 5. Peaty and clayey beds, with same fossils. 6. Boulder clay or glacial drift. 7. Sand and gravel below boulder clay. 8. Mr. Prestwich's attention was called by Mr.
The river Waveney runs through Bungay, and one day, fishing there, I lent a redcoat—with whom, like most boys, I was proud to scrape an acquaintance—my line, he promising to return it when I came back from dinner. When I did so, alas! the red-coat was gone.
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