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That rock-garden of ours (1909)

Hulme, F. Edward (Frederick Edward), 1841-1909 · Philadelphia, G. W. Jacobs · leaf 259

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issing word. We find little or no suggestion of thedestructiveness of the ivy, unless victorious or encroachingmay be accepted, but if we desire to apostrophise the plantwe have an abundance of choice left. To call it clasping,clinging, twining, embracing, flattering, fawning, amorous,ambitious,… … UPRIGHT MEADOW CnOWFOOT and CHEDDAR PINK.Tq face ^age 194. THE EVENING PRIMEOSE 195 and the whole thing irretrievably ruined. On goingout after dark with a lantern we may see thedevastation proceeding gaily. We have nightafter night collected from eighty to a hundredsnails and consigned them to…

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