Taylor, Harriet Osgood, Tyndale, Walter · New York : Dodd, Mead · leaf 367
re—are seen then attheir best. The purply gloom beneath thetrees is as satisfying as the green of summer;the buds, rounded and reddening, give theworld a tender charm, even at its harshestmoment of cold. Then there is time to lookat the mellow tints of cryptic markings on tree-trunks ; at the… … SINGLE CAMBt-LIAS AT UENO PARKTOKIO THE FOUR SEASONS OF FLOWERS 291 everyday things, which we are so used to thatwe forget to admire—as, when guests are gone,we may look again at the home faces that aredear to us. With the snow there is no sense of theshroud—rather the Western notion of…
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