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d evil,biting winds. The West is also taboo, unless,as sometimes happens, Fuji or some otherwell-loved mountain can be seen from thatside, for the summer sun from that quarterburns and parches. The Southern exposure,as in most other places in the Northern Hemi-sphere, is the most desired, as it… … ol-o >•^ I-< XIdO m< o ma GARDENING PRINCIPLES 35 and the kind and pleasant influences that comewith it. Next after that the East is consideredlucky, for its sun in the mornings in winter isthe warmest, and in the summer the least trying.Water, too, must come from these directions.I…
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