Flower grouping in English, Scotch & Irish gardens; notes & 56 sketches in colour (1907)
Waterfield, Margaret H · London, J. M. Dent & co.; New York, E. P. Dutton & co. · leaf 61
y away from your mind, and is replaced bythe image of some sort of academic cloister, a cloister made gaywith the Pinks, Irises, Saxifrages, Wall-flowers, Snapdragonswhich crowd its top, or look down at you out of every nichein its sides, cunningly concealed water-pipes ministering hereand there to… … such as in the more ancient cloisters grimace and gibber at us Phantomfrom every coign and angle of the masonry! Ownership Few things in this rather incongruous world are perhapsodder than the fashion in which pursuits—often not in theleast important in themselves—grow important by mere dintof…
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