Calthrop, Dion Clayton, 1878-1937 · London, A. & C. Black · leaf 31
the vaga-bond holds dear. This one can whistle like a blackbird ;that one has boiled the roots of Dandelions (Dent de Lion,a charming name) and has been cured by their juices.He knows that if he sees the delicate parachutes ofDandelion, Coltsfoot, or of Thistle-fly when there is nota breath of… … SIR WALTERS SUNDIAL, ABBOTSFORD. THE SPIRIT OF GARDENS dener, see the results of the work and smile pleasantly,ask, perhaps, the name of some flower, to please you,know something of soils, praise your Mulberries, andadmire your collection of Violas, but soon they are offand away, breathing more…
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