Crossword-Solution: HARTLAND 8 letters, 6 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 12

Thomas Leigh, the father of Eustace, in the form of certain lands once belonging to the Abbey of Hartland.

But the horseman, taking no notice of his hint, dashed across the nose of Eustace Leigh's horse, with a “Hillo, old lad! where ridest so early?” and peering down for a moment into the ruts of the narrow track-way, struck spurs into his horse, shouting, “A fresh slot! right away for Hartland! Forward, gentlemen all! follow, follow, follow!” “Who is this roysterer?” asked Parsons, loftily.

Now then, forward, gentlemen all, or the stag will take the sea at the Abbey.” And on they crashed down the Hartland glens, through the oak-scrub and the great crown-ferns; and the baying of the slow-hound and the tantaras of the horn died away farther and fainter toward the blue Atlantic, while the conspirators, with lightened hearts, pricked fast across Bursdon upon their evil errand.

Leger; and he was quite wise enough to gainsay no word of it, at least aloud; but quite wise enough, also, to believe in secret that Frank looked on the matter in quite a different light; however, he contented himself with saying: “The man is an angel as his mother is!” and there the matter dropped for a few days, till one came forward who had no mind to let it drop, and that was Jack Brimblecombe, now curate of Hartland town, and “passing rich on forty pounds a year.

God help me!” “Jack,” said Cary, “if this is your duty, it is others'.” “No, sir, I don't say that; you're a layman, but I am a deacon, and the chaplain of you all, and sworn to seek out Christ's sheep scattered up and down this naughty world, and that innocent lamb first of all.” “You have sheep at Hartland, Jack, already.” “There's plenty better than I will tend them, when I am gone; but none that will tend her, because none love her like me, and they won't venture.