Margareta, Crown Princess of Sweden, 1882-1920, Settergren, A. Ch., tr · London, The offices of "The Girl's own paper & woman's magazine" · leaf 31
gelica—rather astately plant with white flowers ; marjoram (in olden days—so the legend says—the women derived great. comfortfrom seeing marjoram growing on the graves of their dearones, for that meant that the departed were now happy) ;sage, with its grey woolly leaves and strong aromatic… … Digitized by IVIicrosoft®
Sofiero (Castle) · Gardens
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