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The charm of gardens (1910)

Calthrop, Dion Clayton, 1878-1937 · London, A. & C. Black · leaf 238

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timbers in the yard, and, scatter-ing the sawdust in the air it looked for them under-neath, and when it did meet with any, whew ! how itdrove them on and followed on their heels ! The scared leaves only flew the faster for all this,and a giddy chase it was; for they got into unfre-quented places,… … asi H THE EFFECT OF TREES and tore in at open chamber windows, and coweredclose to hedges; and, in short, went anywhere forsafety. But the oddest feat they achieved was, totake advantage of the sudden opening of Mr. Pecksniffsfront door, to dash wildly down his passage, with thewind following close…

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