Taylor, Harriet Osgood, Tyndale, Walter · New York : Dodd, Mead · leaf 109
tone»just as the big ones are not invariably of wood.Sometimes Arbor Vitse trees are clipped intoshape, and Mr. Tyndale, in his picture of aBuddhist temple and of a garden at Kofu (facingpage 126), shows how charming these are, set in themidst of other clipped trees, beside a tiny stream.But this… … z < HO X VI < Ho O Sid Q<III o zII) u. H_1 0. S a CHAPTER VI GARDEN FENCES AND HEDGES Over the garden fence my Plum tree blooms.Inviting in the weary passers-by;I may not close the gates now, i£ I would:The world may love my flowers as well as I. THIS poem is not only a pleasant fancy,but…
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