  CHAPTER III LYNTON THE WICHEHALSE FAMILY, IN FICTION AND IN FACT CHAPTER IV THE COAST, TO COUNTISBURY AND GLENTHORNE CHAPTER V THE NORTH WALK THE VALLEY OF ROCKS LEE CHAPTER VI COMBEMARTIN, AND ITS OLD SILVER MINES THE CHURCH -WATERMOUTH CASTLE HELE CHAPTER VII "'COMBE" IN HISTORY MODERN 'COMBE THE OLD CHURCH CHAPTER VIII LUNDY HISTORY OF THE ISLAND WRECK OF THE MONTAGU LUNDY OFFERED AT AUCTION DESCRIPTION CHAPTER IX CHAMBERCOMBE AND ITS "HAUNTED HOUSE" BERRYNARBOR CHAPTER X LEE MORTE POINT MORTHOE AND THE TRACY CHAPTER XI PILTON BARNSTAPLE BRIDGE OLD COUNTRY CHAPTER XII KINGSLEY AND "WESTWARD HO!" BIDEFORD BRIDGE THE CHAPTER XIII THE KINGSLEY STATUE NORTHAM "BLOODY CORNER" APPLEDORE WESTWARD HO! AND THE PEBBLE RIDGE CHAPTER XIV ABBOTSHAM "WOOLSERY" BUCK'S MILL CHAPTER XV CLOVELLY "UP ALONG" AND "DOWN ALONG" THE "NEW CHAPTER XVI MOUTH MILL AND BLACK CHURCH ROCK THE COAST TO Transcriber’s Note Text on cover added by Transcriber and placed in the Public Domain. THE NORTH DEVON COASTWORKS BY CHARLES G. HARPER
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