Dick, Stewart, Allingham, Helen Paterson, 1848-1926 · London, E. Arnold · leaf 444
this old gardener,to have sat under his trees and eaten his fruit, andlistened to the nightingale sing with a strongedelightsome voyce. The saying that he must be agood man who loves animals must be still more trueof the lover of plants and flowers. In Yorkshire his home was (one wonders how… … 11(11,1,\ III » hv\ OLD GARDENS 227 muske rose double and single, the double and singlewhite rose, the faire and sweet-scenting woodbinedouble and single ; Purple cowslips, and double cows-lips, and double double cowslips; Primrose doubleand single, the violet nothing behind the best forsmelling…
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