"...which is why men like Plater can still farmstead." --- 'farmstead' as a verb feels a little ungainly to me, though it may be widely accepted, and I just haven't quite caught up! (In which case take no notice.) '...which is why men like Plater can still farm' feels more rhythmical.
Lovely chapter; interesting detail and suspenseful -- draws you along purposefully.
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--- 'farmstead' as a verb feels a little ungainly to me, though it may be widely accepted, and I just haven't quite caught up! (In which case take no notice.) '...which is why men like Plater can still farm' feels more rhythmical.
Lovely chapter; interesting detail and suspenseful -- draws you along purposefully.