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A book of English gardens, written (1906)

Gloag, M. R, Wyatt, Katharine Montagu · London, Methuen & co · leaf 394

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cut Yew, Laurel or Box, andtall trees, below which in Spring is spread a carpetof Primroses* Hidden in the depths of theseBosquets are many Altars, Rustic Columns, andStatues in memory of people who have lived, loved,and walked in these Gardensi, the owners of Wrestpossessing the rare gift of… … o s z M O Og on WREST PARK 333 friends. The altar bears on one side an inscriptionwritten in Greek by Daniel Wray, one of the jointauthors, and on the other a Persian quotation. Another monument (put up by the Duke of Kentto his friend Thomas Hutton, whose society hehad often enjoyed among the…

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