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The charm of gardens (1910)

Calthrop, Dion Clayton, 1878-1937 · London, A. & C. Black · leaf 298

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hedges of Box or whatnot is not possible. Not that I have anything to sayagainst Box, far from it. No. It looks well in someplaces, but if you was to ask me, sir, I think itud bethe ruin of this Rosebed. Said the robin to me, The mans mad. I answered quickly, It was merely a sudden ideaof mine. He… … A PATH IX A ROSE GARDEN. GARDEN PATHS I said very rashly, But where are we to get flints ? Of course I should have known that he had a cartloadof flints up his sleeve. He scraped his boots, walkedaway, and returned with a jagged thing like one petrifieddecayed tooth of a mammoth. This he thrust…

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