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Excerpt from Springhaven: A Tale of the Great War
At the corner Of the wall, where the brook comes down, and pebble turns into shingle, there has always been a good white gate, respected (as a white gate always is) from its strong declaration Of purpose. Outside of it, things may belong to the Crown, the Admiralty, Manor, or Trinity Brethren, or perhaps the sea itself - according to the latest ebb or ¿ow Of the fickle tide Of Law Courts - but inside that gate everything belongs to the fine Old family Of Darling.
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