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The charm of gardens (1910)

Calthrop, Dion Clayton, 1878-1937 · London, A. & C. Black · leaf 80

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e picture a little earlierthan I had at first thought it. Thats me, said the tailor, pointing to the figure. Thats what Rose said as soon as I brought it home, Why thats you, Tom.. I did, sir, thats just what I said. Why Tom,thats you, I said. And so it is, said the tailor. Half a crown 1 Few of us… … THE TAILORS SISTERS TOMBSTONE and laughed. Hes been and told you that, sir ?Well, I never did ! We went out of the back door and into a secondflower garden rivalling the one in front for a displayof colour. There, sure enough, stood the tombstone,grey and upright, planted in a bed of flowers.…

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