-
built quickly and to low
standard of
curves and gradients.
Hintok (also:
Hintock) was an area just
beyond ****fire P****. It was the
beginning of the highlands...
- south-east of Fawley. King's
Hintock South Wes****
Melbury Osmond The
short story 'First
Countess of Wes****’ is set in Kings-
Hintock Court (based on Melbury...
- novels. The
story takes place in a
small woodland village called Little Hintock, and
concerns the
efforts of an
honest woodsman,
Giles Winterborne, to...
- born in the house.
Thomas Hardy made use of
Melbury House, as "King's
Hintock Court", for p****ing
mentions in "The Duke's Reappearance" in A Changed...
- child, and she was
married in the church. The
village appears as "Little
Hintock" in Hardy's
novel The Woodlanders, in
which the heroine's name is "Grace...
- is full of beauty", and he used
Turnworth House as the
inspiration for
Hintock House in his
novel The Woodlanders.
Nearby is Ringmoor, an
ancient settlement...
- Hardy's novel, The Woodlanders,
Minterne House being referred to as
Great Hintock House. The 1990s TV film of Hardy's Tess of the d'Urbervilles was made...
- Hardy's novel, The Woodlanders,
Minterne House being referred to as
Great Hintock House. The 1990s TV film of Hardy's Tess of the d'Urbervilles was made...
