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  • "Northanger is not more than half my home; I have an establishment at my own house in Woodston, which is nearly twenty miles from my father's, and some of my time is necessarily spent there."

    Northanger Abbey 1798

  • I have an establishment at my own house in Woodston, which is nearly twenty miles from my father's, and some of my time is necessarily spent there. "

    Northanger Abbey Austen, Jane, 1775-1817 1818

  • I have an establishment at my own house in Woodston, which is nearly twenty miles from my father's, and some of my time is necessarily spent there. "

    Northanger Abbey 1818

  • “Northanger is not more than half my home; I have an establishment at my own house in Woodston, which is nearly twenty miles from my father’s, and some of my time is necessarily spent there.”

    Northanger Abbey 1803

  • Mr Moody, (40), from Woodston said: 'I was by Lea Gardens, on my way to work at about 7. 30pm, when a big cat crossed the path in front of me.

    Archive 2007-12-01 2007

  • "We're in worse shape than we were before the big rise in the commodity market," laments Jerry McReynolds, a wheat producer in Woodston, Kan.

    Cargill's Inside View Helps It Buck Downturn 2009

  • By ten o'clock the chaise-and-four conveyed the two from the abbey, and, after an agreeable drive of almost twenty miles, they entered Woodston, &c.

    Jane Austen, Her Life and Letters A Family Record Richard Arthur Austen-Leigh

  • The Saxon specimens consist of pottery, jewellery, and weapons chiefly exhumed at Woodston, about one mile south-west of the river bridge.

    The Cathedral Church of Peterborough A Description Of Its Fabric And A Brief History Of The Episcopal See W.D. Sweeting

  • And it all ended, at last, in his telling Henry one morning that when he next went to Woodston, they would take him by surprise there some day or other, and eat their mutton with him.

    Northanger Abbey 1818

  • On his return from Woodston, two days before, he had been met near the abbey by his impatient father, hastily informed in angry terms of Miss Morland's departure, and ordered to think of her no more.

    Northanger Abbey 1818

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