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Excerpt from The Traveller's JoyOr should your passing be at the noontide, then stay and rest awhile in the cool parlour, and mine host will bring you fruit from the garden. You may dine like a monk at a festival, if simplicity be your aim, and for a drink - well, William Hodges makes his own cider, and he is proud to tell you there is none better.But if you wish to keep summer in manner inimitable, go to that wild south country where the regi...

Excerpt from The Traveller's Joy Should you have occasion to journey southward to the little coast town of Hillingsea and should be belated ere your road winds up the downs, look out for the sign of "The Traveller's Joy, " and spend the night thereat. If you sleep soundly - and you should do between such sweet white linen - you will waken in the morning with an odd feeling that in some strange way the world has been new-made while you were sl...