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Hodge and His Masters

Chapter 16 THE SOLICITOR

Word Count: 4162    |    Released on: 30/11/2017

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1 Chapter 1 THE FARMERS' PARLIAMENT2 Chapter 2 LEAVING HIS FARM3 Chapter 3 A MAN OF PROGRESS4 Chapter 4 GOING DOWNHILL5 Chapter 5 THE BORROWER AND THE GAMBLER6 Chapter 6 AN AGRICULTURAL GENIUS-OLD STYLE7 Chapter 7 THE GIG AND THE FOUR-IN-HAND. A BICYCLE FARMER8 Chapter 8 HAYMAKING. 'THE JUKE'S COUNTRY'9 Chapter 9 THE FINE LADY FARMER. COUNTRY GIRLS10 Chapter 10 MADEMOISELLE, THE GOVERNESS11 Chapter 11 FLEECEBOROUGH. A 'DESPOT'12 Chapter 12 THE SQUIRE'S 'ROUND ROBIN'13 Chapter 13 AN AMBITIOUS SQUIRE14 Chapter 14 THE PARSON'S WIFE15 Chapter 15 A MODERN COUNTRY CURATE16 Chapter 16 THE SOLICITOR17 Chapter 17 'COUNTY-COURT DAY'18 Chapter 18 THE BANK. THE OLD NEWSPAPER19 Chapter 19 THE VILLAGE FACTORY. VILLAGE VISITORS. WILLOW-WORK20 Chapter 20 HODGE'S FIELDS21 Chapter 21 A WINTER'S MORNING22 Chapter 22 THE LABOURER'S CHILDREN. COTTAGE GIRLS23 Chapter 23 THE LOW 'PUBLIC' IDLERS24 Chapter 24 THE COTTAGE CHARTER. FOUR-ACRE FARMERS25 Chapter 25 LANDLORDS' DIFFICULTIES. THE LABOURER AS A POWER. MODERN CLERGY26 Chapter 26 A WHEAT COUNTRY27 Chapter 27 GRASS COUNTRIES28 Chapter 28 HODGE'S LAST MASTERS. CONCLUSION