The Fane, Knapwater House. Source of photograph: Desperate Remedies in the Anniversary Edition of the Wessex Novels, 1920, based in part on previous editions and the photographs of 1912. Facing p. 240.
The Fane, which was 'built in the form of a Grecian Temple,' was evidently suggested by the summer-house in Kingston Park, which is called 'The Temple' to this day.
[These remarks by the anonymous editors often seem to be based on Thomas Hardy's Wessex (1913) by Herman Lea -- PVA].
Hardy, Thomas. Desperate Remedies. New York & London: Harper & Brothers, 1912.
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