Gloag, M. R, Wyatt, Katharine Montagu · London, Methuen & co · leaf 192
agon, and a white paper flower, as wecalled it, never discovering its real name. There was another Garden which was a greatjoy to us children—though rather a fearful joy,owing to its somehow filling us with a sense of awe ;it belonged to Mrs. B , the village school-mistress, and was prim, like… … LLLY POOL, AVREST COTTAGE GARDENS 161 Her Cottage possessed great and rare treasures,in an arched porch of beautiful clipped Yew, anda hedge of mixed Yew and Box, both planted byher husband, the village sexton. They were muchprouder of the Yew hedge and porch than of any ofthe flowers which grew in…
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