Excerpt from The Talk of the Town, Vol. 1 of 3: A Novel
Such thorn and oak trees grew at Sawtry as all have seen on English hill sides; they were knee deep in fern on those slopes across the lake, and a long, yellow grass flourished in the park. To this common, pretty spot, must be added a lake, a mile long, and dotted with islands; for its lake made Sawtry Marshal famous.
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