Published in 1923 by

THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
[FELIX J. C. POLE, GENERAL MANAGER]
PADDINGTON STATION, LONDON

CONTENTS AND ILLUSTRATIONS

[Contents and Illustrations]Page [2]
[Foreword][3]
[The Whispering Knights][4]
[The Shadow Curse of the Raggedstone][8]
[How Bath was Discovered][12]
[King Arthur’s Camelot][16]
[The Witch of Wookey][20]
[Guy of Guy’s Cliff][24]
[The Ghostly Bishop of Fingest][28]
[Wayland Smith and His Cave][32]
[Herne the Hunter][36]
[The Ghost of Bisham Abbey][40]
[The Evil Wedding of Stanton Drew][44]
[The Story of Wild Darrell][48]
[Sumer is icumen in (Supplement)][52]

This is a reprint in book form of the fourth series of The Line to Legend Land leaflets, together with a Supplement, “Sumer is icumen in,” the oldest English song.

The Map at the beginning forms a guide to the localities of the first six legends, that at the back to the remainder.

Printed by Kelly & Kelly,
Moor Lane, London, E.C.2

FOREWORD