THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF STORNHAM The satin-skinned chestnut was one of the new horses now standing in the Stornham stables.

There were several of them--a pair for the landau, saddle horses, smart young cobs for phaeton or dog cart, a pony for Ughtred--the animals necessary at such a place at Stornham.

The stables themselves had been quickly put in order, grooms and stable boys kept them as they had not been kept for years.

The men learned in a week's time that their work could not be done too well.

There were new carriages as well as horses.