Crocker’s Hole

Journey back to 19th-century rural England with R. D. Blackmore’s captivating short story, ＂Crocker’s Hole.＂ Extracted from the acclaimed ＂Slain By The Doones,＂ this gem of historical fiction paints a vivid picture of English social life and customs in a bygone era.

Blackmore, celebrated for his literary prowess, masterfully evokes the atmosphere of the time, transporting readers to a world where humor and the everyday challenges of rural existence intertwine. Explore the nuances of a society steeped in tradition, brought to life with Blackmore’s signature attention to detail.

This meticulously prepared edition ensures the preservation of Blackmore’s timeless voice and offers a window into the past. Experience the enduring charm of this classic tale and appreciate the author’s skill in portraying a slice of English life with wit and insight. ＂Crocker’s Hole＂ is a must-read for those who appreciate literary fiction and the rich tapestry of history.

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