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their point of view – a teacher at a thoroughly respectable school, and resident so near to Hagford Junction. Trench, of course, with his woodwork and metalwork centre and his continual need of money, was equally valuable to them. More than this I doubt whether we shall ever know, unless some of the gang turn Queen’s Evidence, and very likely they will.’

‘Polypodium Vulgare,’ said Laura.

‘Ophioglossum Vulgatum,’ said Mrs Bradley.

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Note 1. Buck

Note 2. roe

Note 3. Lascaux: A Commentary — Alan Houghton Brodrick

Note 4. The author is indebted to C. T. Druery’s book British Ferns and their Varieties, kindly lent by Miss Ella Vinall, for this information.

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