The Last Chronicle of Barset Chapter XXXIII - The Plumstead Foxes

In which the archdeacon receives a letter from his son Henry that stirs within him a fierce resolve to disinherit, yet he is counselled by his wife to temper his wrath with patience and reflection. Meanwhile, the archdeacon attends to his duties in the parish and estate, encountering a troubling report of fox-trapping that deepens his vexation, while the household braces itself for the consequences of these unsettled affairs.