Calthrop, Dion Clayton, 1878-1937 · London, A. & C. Black · leaf 70
ne Dog and I had a bond of sympathybetween us, the bond of old memories, and the woodunited us with its store of romance and beauty: andhe who loves wild flowers and woods, as well as walledgardens and trees clipped in images, may gather storeof pictures for his mind. So the afternoon passed in… … THE BLUEBELL WOOD to take pleasure in Bluebells, and, even if he live in atown, there are wild flowers for sale in the streets, anda bunch of Spring to be bought for a penny. Andthere is no man so rich that he can wall up the treasuresof heaven, or build his walls so high but a Rose willpeep over…
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