Sedding, John Dando, 1838-1891, Russell, Edward Francis, 1844-1925 · London, New York, J. Lane · leaf 204
y, with a statue or sundial orpavilion at the end; or an archway framing a peepof the country beyond. As to the gardens size, it is erroneous to supposethat the enjoyments of a garden are only in propor-tion to its magnitude; the pleasurableness of agarden depends infinitely more upon the degree… … O u H Q Q oij[^ tn o O «J Pi <I—I w CO Oh THE TECHNICS OF GARDENING, 165 the number of attendants, so that the time and careof the gardener are nearly absorbed in the manuallabour of repairing and stocking the beds, andmaintaining and sweeping the walks. But if not large, the grounds should not…
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