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Dictionary of People and Places in Hardy’S Works

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A Hardy Companion

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Abbot’s Cernel. Cerne Abbas, seven miles north of Dorchester. On Giant’s Hill, just outside this ancient town, there is an enormous figure of a giant, of unknown origin, cut into the chalk, with a club 120 feet long. Of the Benedictine Abbey all that remains is the gatehouse, with a beautiful two-storeyed oriel window. The tithe-born is in an excellent state of preservation; one half of it nowforms a large farmhouse. See plates facing pp. 110, 335.

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© 1968 F. B. Pinion

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Pinion, F.B. (1968). Dictionary of People and Places in Hardy’S Works. In: A Hardy Companion. Literary Companions. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-00481-2_12

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