  | PAGE | | Introduction | 1 | | CHAPTER I | | Cirencester—Source of the Thames—Kemble—Ashton Keynes—Cricklade—St. Augustine’s Well | 8 | | CHAPTER II | | Castle Eaton—Kempsford—By the Thames and Severn Canal to Inglesham Round House—Lechlade—Fairford—Eaton Hastings Weir—Kelmscott—Radcot Bridge | 50 | | CHAPTER III | | Great Faringdon—Buckland—Bampton-in-the-Bush—Cote—Shifford | 110 | | CHAPTER IV | | Harvests of the Thames: Willows, Osiers, Rushes | 128 | | CHAPTER V | | New Bridge, The Oldest on the Thames—Standlake—Gaunt’s House—Northmoor—Stanton Harcourt—Besselsleigh | 138 | | CHAPTER VI | | Cumnor, and the Tragedy of Amy Robsart | 161 | | CHAPTER VII | | Wytham—The Old Road—Binsey and the Oratory of St. Frideswide—the Vanished Village of Seacourt—Godstow and “Fair Rosamond”—Medley—Folly Bridge | 186 | | CHAPTER VIII | | Iffley, and the Way Thither—Nuneham, in Storm and in Sunshine | 200 | | CHAPTER IX | | Abingdon | 216 | | CHAPTER X | | Sutton Courtney—Long Wittenham—Little Wittenham—Clifton Hampden—Day’s Lock and Sinodun | 234 | | CHAPTER XI | | Dorchester—Benson | 260 | | CHAPTER XII | | Wallingford—Goring | 272 | | CHAPTER XIII | | Streatley—Basildon—Pangbourne—Mapledurham—Purley | 293 |
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