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‘My only sister married the Rev. Caddell Holder, son of a Judge of Barbadoes, where he was bom: he often spoke of his beautiful home there, with oranges growing by his bedroom window. At Trinity College, Oxford, he was a “gentleman-commoner” (this is now abolished), where so far as he could discover his only privilege [from the distinction] was being allowed to walk upon the grass and wear a gold-tasselled cap, he used to say. He was rector of St. Juliot, North Cornwall, where I [first] knew him; and it was there that my husband made my acquaintance, which afterwards proved a romance in full for us.…
The Latter Part of Mrs. (Emma Lavinia) Hardy’s MS., Found After her Death, and Entitled ‘ Some Recollections’
[The words in square brackets are added to make the allusions intelligible]
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Hardy, F.E. (1962). St. Juliot. In: The Life of Thomas Hardy 1840–1928. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-00286-3_5
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