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The little village of Three Mile Cross in Berkshire was Mary Russell Mitford's home for thirty years. She has drawn on her observations of the locality for many of her short essays, the best of which appear in this book.
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Title in blue and black on illustrated title page.
First appeared in Lady's magazine in 1819. NCBEL III, 749.
"First edition published 1843."
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