Calthrop, Dion Clayton, 1878-1937 · London, A. & C. Black · leaf 258
is the isle of Calonak, where gardenerswould indeed be evily distressed by reason of the snail— that be so great, that many persons may lodge them intheir shells, as men would do in a little house. By taking ship Sir John goes from isle to isle discussingthe sights, and arrives at length at an isle… … A ROSE GARDEN IN BERKSHIRE. VIIIOF THE ABBEY GARDEN From that city men go by water, solacing and disport-ing them, till they come to an abbey of monks that is fastby, that be good religious men after their faith and law. * In that abbey is a great garden and fair, where bemany trees of diverse…
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