Spence-Jones, H. D. M. (Henry Donald Maurice), 1836-1917, Railton, Herbert, 1857-1910, ill, Quinton, A., ill · London : Isbister & company, limited · leaf 209
g the longmonths of winter and of snow, when his own patch of gardenground is inaccessible. The garden, which he cultivateshimself, is very small and cramped; in some cases it isexquisitely neat, in others comparatively neglected; it is reallythe Chartreuse fathers sole recreation. Another room on… … The House or Cell of a Father of La Grande Chartreitse. {From a print m o work on ike Order, published by a monk of the monastery.) stairs, or rather of steps, the real dwelling-place is reached—the home where the Chartreuse father spends so many-lonely hours. It is divided generally into two…
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