Calthrop, Dion Clayton, 1878-1937 · London, A. & C. Black · leaf 100
ase with thefurthest stars, those are the moments we live in andremember. Our great garden may hold our thoughtsif we wish. When we own England with our eyes, whenall the fields and woods, the mountain streams, thepools and rills, rivers and ponds, are ours; whenwe are on our own ground with Ling… … PATCHES OF HEATHER. A FEAST OF WILD STRAWBERRIES our array—how vast!—of gold plate, then are wekings indeed. Ill give you joy of all your hot-house fruit, if youllleave me to my Wild Strawberries. Ill wish you pleasureof Signor Whats-his-name, the violin player, if youllbut listen to my choir of…
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