Calthrop, Dion Clayton, 1878-1937 · London, A. & C. Black · leaf 311
scrept into the words that set forth their marvellousnumber of virtues. Spring comes here just as it comesto other gardens, and the trees bud just as daintily, andthe young grass is every bit as green, and the first Crocuslights his lamp, and the Dandelion flares as bravely withhis crown of gold.… … A CHURCHYARD IX THE COTSWOLDS. THE GARDENS OP THE DEAD grow beside the church and shower their petals over thegrey stones of the tombs, and Spring flowers have beenset in the grass to nod beside the headstones sleepily.Others are bare and bleak, standing exposed to wind andweather on a hillside,…
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