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In the Days of My Youth is by Amelia B. Edwards. Chapter I, headed My Birthplace and Parentage, names Saxonholme and says the speaker doubts whether the whole of England contains another hamlet so quaint, so picturesquely irregular, so thoroughly national in all its rustic characteristics.
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- Amelia B. Edwards
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- 381
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