re.There are almost as many stone-paved walks in it asthere are grass avenues and gravel paths; one maywander to and fro and up and down in it, dry-shodeven in the dampest weather, and one is givenanother boon, which, for want of a better word, wemust call a stone-flagged lawn. A sunny spot it… … < m X a<1-1 z >< la §1-1 SIXTY ACRES BY THE SEA iii do, and footsteps passing, press their perfume outfar sweeter in the air where it comes and goes likethe warbling of music than in the hand. It is quaint and curious that once upon a timethese stones paved London streets. Now and…
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