10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PRIEST'S HOLE»
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priest's hole in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
priest's hole and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
If you're willing to unlock the gates of hell, be prepared.
Ray Clark, Andrea Heacock-Reyes, 2012
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The Earl's Dilemma (Mills & Boon Historical)
'Show me the priest's hole, Kate,' he said, his face flushed. The familiar dark
glitter was in his eyes. 'Why?' He stroked down her throat with a light fingertip. '
Why do you think?' Heat scorched Kate's cheeks. 'We can't!' 'The attics, then?'
James ...
He leered again. “Your worship could easily persuade me that.” “Burn me, I'll
refuse you nothing that'll rid me of you.” “Then just let me be taking a peep into
that priest's hole o' yourn.” “Priest's hole?” Hatherley's watchful eyes seemed to
detect ...
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Secret Chambers and Hiding Places Historic, Romantic, & ...
An examination of the brickwork in the interior of the “priest's hole” proves it to be
of later construction than the rest of the house (which dates from the early part of
the sixteenth century), so in all likelihood “Little John” was the manufacturer.
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Sabrina Jeffries - The School for Heiresses Series: Never ...
“It's a priest's hole!” She began shoving the debris aside. “What's a priest's hole?”
Dropping to his knees, he scooped away handfuls of rubble. She rose, and this
time was able to pull the slab out enough to squeeze through. “A priest's hole, my
...
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Whodunit--you Decide!: Mini-mysteries for You to Solve
The guilty party must be Lord George, the only member of the foursome who
would know where a priest's hole could be found in Brighton Manor. You
reconstruct the crime. The earl of Brighton desperately wanted the bust but did
not have the ...
'Ye had best come right away, ma'am. The master has taken an odd turn, he has.
I havenot beenseeing himactas strangeasthis before.' 'Garnet'sinthe priest's hole
?You took him there?' 'Only to calm him down. I hadnochoice –hebanged on ...
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Death and the Lit Chick
Have you ever set foot inside the priest's hole?” “What? No. No, never. What
priest's hole?” he asked, in a voice loud and hoarse. He might have been
shouting against a sudden influx of noise. St. Just smiled in satisfaction. It was all
he could ...
Presently the twelfth priest's hole – a very small one in the floor of a privy – had
been revealed to us. 'And that is all,' Richard Poynt said, 'so far as those strange
hideouts are concerned. There is in fact a thirteenth such refuge. But it is never ...
Examination of the priest's hole today shows how one of the joists could well
have been movable, enabling a man to climb from a ladder through the entrance
to the hiding place; then he could have replaced the floor covering to make the ...
Lu Emily Hess Pearson, 1957
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PRIEST'S HOLE»
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priest's hole is used in the context of the following news items.
Travel: A weekend of roses, Royalists and pre-Raphaelites in …
English Heritage manages Boscobel and you can see the priest's hole where Charles spent the night. In the garden there are exceptional ... «Blackmore Vale Magazine, Jul 15»
Cave Dreams
Enter Priest's Hole. Hidden high up on the side of a fell called Dove Crag, this is perhaps one of Lakeland's most celebrated natural cavities. «Ski Club of Great Britain, Jun 15»
England Pilgrimage Diary 3
The family still live in the grand house, and as we were about to explore the famous priest's hole we learned that there was to be a Corpus ... «Patheos, Jun 15»
Manor from "Downton Abbey" on the market for $6.2 million
At the time Hutton told the BBC the room could have been a priest's hole, leading to a secret tunnel that may have led to Newark Abbey, long ... «Fortune, May 15»
Museum Pieces: the history of Dorking Caves
It could have served as a "Priest's hole" for Roman Catholics or could have been used for illegal religious ceremonies. However, the 19th ... «Dorking and Leatherhead Advertiser, Apr 15»
UK wilderness adventures: sleep in a cave in the Lake District
Spending a night at “Priest's Hole”, a cave hidden high up on the ... Caves are not naturally dry places and Priest's Hole has a wide opening. «The Guardian, Mar 15»
World's Cheapest Bed And Breakfast
The “Priest's Hole” is beautifully concealed within the rocks, marked only by a letterbox entrance at 2,100-feet high, with a low wall in front to ... «Clapway, Feb 15»
The Lake District's Dove Crag offers an unforgettable overnight stay
The 'Priest's Hole' is beautifully concealed within the rocks of Dove Crag, near Ambleside, and is the Lakes' most well-known secret cave. «Daily Mail, Feb 15»
Old Manor Steeped in English History Is for Sale
“A previous owner also said they discovered a priest's hole in the cellar” — a hiding place at a time of religious persecution — “which lead to a ... «New York Times, Feb 15»
Top 10: best pubs with rooms in England
A huge fireplace hides a priest's hole and upstairs in the private dining room an amusing water closet is still in place in a window alcove. «Telegraph.co.uk, Jan 15»
