In the east side of the wall is a double door or gate of thick oak, which you will find locked and barred.

The house is of brick, save a tower at the southeast corner, which is of stone three stories high.

To reach the house, you must travel on the Oxford Road a distance of six leagues and two furlongs, where you will find a broken shrine, erected hundreds of years ago to the Blessed Virgin.

The shrine is on the left side of the road as you travel west, one hundred paces back, on the top of a low hill surrounded by a bleak moor.

The shrine has gone to decay, but it holds a sacred relic of the Blessed Virgin." Betty, who was a Catholic, crossed herself and murmured an Ave.