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The garden and its accessories (1907)

Underwood, Loring · Boston, Little Brown, and company · leaf 104

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e suii-dial is a thing of deep sentiment.All feel the beauty and wonder of the thought thatTime, the most intangible, most fleeting, mostwonderful of conditions, is mai-ked so fittingly inits passing by a shadow almost equally intangible ;and that the noblest evidences of creation — thestars in the… … THE GARDEN AND ITS ACCESSORIES If for no other reason the sentiment of asun-dial makes it indeed a garden deUghtof a lasting quahty, never clianging, winteror summer, fulfilling its mission year afteryear. Those who would have a pedestal oftheir own design because of a desire to bemore intimately…

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