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I think the cottage is located "within his manor"   Written by Heather Leigh (9/11/2009 11:37 a.m.) in consequence of the missive, Ah yes. Makes sense. Thanks, penned by Reeba
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that is, within the bounds of the land where he controls hunting rights.

Confusion is that we now use "Manor" to refer to a house, but it used to mean the whole property, more like "park". And the house was the "manor house" (and there might be other residences on the property like a "dower house," a "cottage," a "rectory," etc.)


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