Calthrop, Dion Clayton, 1878-1937 · London, A. & C. Black · leaf 289
it and wear out thechill of Winter. It is towards the idea of a resurrectionthat our thoughts, perhaps unconsciously, are fixed,to the knowledge that our garden is to be born again,fresh and new in colour, in warmth and sunshine. Thevery secret workings going on before our eyes, all thatHeavenly… … a a o H w HO GARDEN PROMISES rouses into Spring, some vague conjecture of the mightymagic of the growing world, where no particle of energy isever wasted. Life in the Winter takes on this aspect of waitingwonderment. While the rivers are in flood, and thefields are ruled with silver lines where the…
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