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That rock-garden of ours (1909)

Hulme, F. Edward (Frederick Edward), 1841-1909 · Philadelphia, G. W. Jacobs · leaf 53

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heart stirred withinhim. The following passage, however, is, we feel,too delightfully quaint to keep entirely to ourselves,and is considerably less accessible than Keats,Wordsworth, and such-like modern men. Thewriter, one Bartholomeus, built up an old black-letter tome, which he called Z?^… … EVERGREEN ALKANET. To^face -page jS. BABTHOLOMBUS ON SPRING 39 into the army or civil service according to modernrequirements :— Spryngynge tyme is betwene hotte and colde,most temperat betwene winter and somer, meane inqualyte and partyneth with eyther of them. Forthen blode begynneth to multiply…

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