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The charm of gardens (1910)

Calthrop, Dion Clayton, 1878-1937 · London, A. & C. Black · leaf 218

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to, to visit when all London is asleep. Heres Mr.Tickell with his version of the Peter Pan story : No mortal enterd, -those alone who cameStolen from the couch of some terrestrial dameFor oft of babes they robbd the matrons bed. But beyond these, the vaguest hints, Mr. Tickell doesnot carry. His… … < W a>■x TOWN GARDENS roots of trees. And then there are the children. It isthey who are the sweetest flowers of the town gardens. If any man wants an argument in favour of keepingevery available space open in towns and cities let him gointo some crowded neighbourhood and watch the chil-dren…

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