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Mitford describes her work:"The following pages contain an attempt to delineate country scenery and country manners, as they exist in a small village in the south of England. The writer may at least claim the merit of a hearty love of her subject, and of that local and personal... Read Full Overview

How pleasantly the road winds up the hill- with its broad green borders and hedgerows so thickly timbered!' (Excerpt from text)

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A collection of short sketches about life in a small English village in the early 19th century, capturing the essence of English rural life and its idyllic charm. Mitford paints an intimate portrait of the people, traditions, and landscapes that make up Our Village.

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This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.

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A collection of short sketches about life in a small English village in the early 19th century, capturing the essence of English rural life and its idyllic charm. Mitford paints an intimate portrait of the people, traditions, and landscapes that make up Our Village.

This... Read Full Overview

"Our Village" by Mary Russell Mitford offers charming sketches depicting rural life in the English countryside. Through vivid portrayals of village life, Mitford introduces a colorful array of characters and their daily interactions, providing insightful observations with a touch... Read Full Overview

observations, Mitford paints an intimate portrait of the people, landscapes, and daily happenings of her beloved village in Berkshire.

Each sketch offers a glimpse into the simple pleasures and quiet dramas of rural existence, from the changing seasons and village festivals... Read Full Overview