Underwood, Loring · Boston, Little Brown, and company · leaf 108
rderof many different flowers such as were lovedand cared for by the gardens owner, whoseashes lie under an oak tree not far from thesun-dial. I can see him now — this simpleman of strong character and large heart,gathering flowers in the cool hours of themorning, even soon after the break of… … 3 THE GARDEN AND ITS ACCESSORIES much greenery in a way to delight anartist; then back to the house he wouldcome, to place the bouquet at my mothersplace at tlie breakfast table ; and it wasalways a surprise and a source of wonderthat the little garden could yield suchheavenly things. Almost all…
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