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The happy garden (1912)

Ansell, Mary · London, New York [etc.] Cassell & co., ltd. · leaf 100

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ith as firm a hand as maybe. No one could take liberties with a herbaceousborder, nor could I ever breathe a word of confi-dence to any flower in the rabble. Nearly all her-baceous plants are great livers, loud voiced, lusty.Rabelaisian, and they would shout with laughter atme and my private… … z <J Q2 < W acco ca en DOwo < a: I wI H Cherry W^k and Lawn the sky almost, one is afraid to enter the littlegrassy avenue. Such purity is there ! It is a placefor children, and young lovers, boy and girl, melt-ing under the sweet burden of their love, stealingshy glances, sighing,…

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