T1	FAC 163 188	the street of our village
T5	PER 553 561	His wife
T7	PER 867 890	any woman who wooed him
T8	PER 729 738	my father
T9	PER 941 952	Mr Pontifex
T10	PER 1006 1014	his wife
T11	PER 1038 1049	Mr Pontifex
T12	PER 1101 1113	parish clerk
T13	PER 1471 1486	old Mr Pontifex
T14	PER 1406 1413	Paleham
T16	PER 1615 1637	some good early master
T17	FAC 1746 1754	the room
T20	FAC 2083 2093	the church
T21	FAC 2155 2168	his own house
T24	PER 2582 2592	His father
T25	FAC 2771 2779	his yard
T26	PER 2905 2914	my father
T27	FAC 2946 2974	a farm of about ninety acres
T29	FAC 3030 3038	the farm
T31	PER 3129 3142	The carpenter
T32	FAC 3225 3250	some conventual buildings
T36	VEH 3947 3954	a coach
T41	PER 3679 3690	her husband
T43	FAC 3790 3799	the house
T45	PER 4528 4557	a milkmaid skimming the cream
T48	PER 4817 4826	my mother
T49	PER 4964 4973	my mother
T51	PER 5228 5239	Mr Pontifex
T52	PER 5400 5408	our papa
T54	PER 5411 5423	Mrs Pontifex
T55	PER 5500 5511	her husband
T56	FAC 5636 5648	his workship
T57	PER 5736 5743	his boy
T58	PER 5696 5708	old Pontifex
T59	PER 5605 5614	my father
T61	PER 5768 5791	a pudding-headed fellow
T65	PER 6375 6383	the Lord
T67	PER 6262 6269	the boy
T70	PER 6032 6041	some boys
T71	PER 6004 6010	my lad
T72	PER 6410 6416	my lad
T73	PER 6530 6541	the old man
T74	PER 6842 6857	the rat-catcher
T75	PER 6706 6729	the village rat-catcher
T76	PER 6929 6938	My father
T77	PER 6974 6986	old Pontifex
T79	PER 7060 7072	old Pontifex
T81	PER 7183 7194	a young man
T85	PER 7529 7534	a wag
T87	PER 7624 7630	My boy
T88	PER 7644 7653	my father
T89	PER 7751 7757	Giotto
T92	PER 8065 8076	poor Giotto
T93	PER 8167 8179	old Pontifex
T95	PER 8291 8297	Giotto
T96	PER 8188 8196	Cromwell
T99	PER 8572 8584	old Pontifex
T101	PER 8598 8604	Giotto
T102	PER 8672 8678	Giotto
T104	PER 8769 8772	men
T105	PER 8869 8874	a man
T106	PER 9037 9042	a man
T108	PER 9488 9500	old Pontifex
T110	PER 21 32	a small boy
T2	GPE 499 526	our little world of Paleham
T3	PER 542 550	Pontifex
T4	PER 577 587	his master
T6	PER 680 890	a tall , square-shouldered person ( I have heard my father call her a Gothic woman ) who had insisted on being married to Mr Pontifex when he was young and too good-natured to say nay to any woman who wooed him
T112	PER 748 762	a Gothic woman
T113	PER 802 813	Mr Pontifex
T114	PER 893 901	The pair
T111	PER 76 213	an old man who wore knee-breeches and worsted stockings , and who used to hobble about the street of our village with the help of a stick
T19	PER 1054 1074	a carpenter by trade
T15	PER 1371 1433	My father , who took the living of Paleham about the year 1797
T115	FAC 1704 1715	the Rectory
T18	PER 2005 2014	an artist
T116	PER 2017 2028	Mr Pontifex
T117	PER 2048 2058	a musician
T22	PER 2368 2383	old Mr Pontifex
T23	PER 2532 2551	a very thriving man
T118	PER 2602 2616	a day labourer
T119	FAC 2815 2838	his whole establishment
T120	GPE 2923 2930	Paleham
T28	FAC 3050 3126	an old-fashioned but comfortable house with a charming garden and an orchard
T30	FAC 3177 3250	one of the outhouses that had once been part of some conventual buildings
T121	FAC 3307 3322	the Abbey Close
T33	FAC 3325 3388	The house itself , embosomed in honeysuckles and creeping roses
T122	FAC 3395 3427	an ornament to the whole village
T123	GPE 3410 3427	the whole village
T34	PER 3531 3543	Mrs Pontifex
T35	FAC 3634 3799	her parlour half filled with the organ which her husband had built , and scented with a withered apple or two from the _ pyrus japonica _ that grew outside the house
T124	PER 3861 3872	Mr Pontifex
T125	PER 3915 3973	the man coming to show light to a coach upon a snowy night
T126	PER 3984 3995	Mr Pontifex
T37	PER 3998 4016	the little old man
T127	PER 4021 4058	little old woman who told the weather
T38	FAC 4363 4374	her kitchen
T39	FAC 4400 4488	a cavernous cellar beyond it , wherefrom came gleams from the pale surfaces of milk cans
T40	FAC 4569 4679	her storeroom , where among other treasures she kept the famous lipsalve which was one of her especial glories
T42	PER 4912 4920	children
T44	PER 5099 5120	a delightful old lady
T46	PER 5145 5156	Mr Pontifex
T47	PER 5926 5942	a wandering soul
T50	PER 6134 6137	Jim
T53	PER 6557 6560	Jim
T62	PER 7026 7032	Edward
T63	PER 7086 7097	an able man
T64	PER 7111 7154	one of the very ablest men that ever I knew
T66	PER 7221 7235	My dear father
T68	FAC 7351 7379	the Royal Academy exhibition
T69	PER 7499 7515	a good carpenter
T78	PER 7544 7568	a good old fellow enough
T80	PER 7761 7774	Filippo Lippi
T82	FAC 7813 7827	the Exhibition
T83	GPE 7898 7903	Padua
T84	PER 7991 8009	the Academy people
T86	PER 8236 8244	Cromwell
T91	PER 8392 8411	a village carpenter
T94	PER 8632 8646	another Giotto
T97	PER 8706 8712	Edward
T98	PER 8722 8731	my father
T100	PER 9474 9480	Edward
T103	PER 9514 9525	an able man
T107	PER 9532 9570	one of the very ablest men I ever knew
T109	GPE 177 188	our village
T128	ORG 7991 8002	the Academy
T129	ORG 7351 7368	the Royal Academy
T90	PER 8337 8343	Giotto
T60	PER 5757 5764	the lad
T130	PER 941 943	Mr
T131	PER 1038 1040	Mr
T132	PER 1475 1477	Mr
T133	PER 5228 5230	Mr
T134	PER 5411 5414	Mrs
T135	PER 802 804	Mr
T136	PER 2017 2019	Mr
T137	PER 2372 2374	Mr
T138	PER 3531 3534	Mrs
T139	PER 3861 3863	Mr
T140	PER 3984 3986	Mr
T141	PER 5145 5147	Mr
T142	PER 8539 8545	people
T143	PER 5330 5408	the most wonderfully clever man that ever was born , except of course our papa