Underwood, Loring · Boston, Little Brown, and company · leaf 116
tern of this naturebeen appreciated in our gardens. Wehave used many other ornaments thathad less excuse for being, while the pos-sibilities of this quaint accessory remainedundeveloped. Because it is of Japanese origin is noreason why it should not be used inAmerican gardens, provided it is of… … o CQ Ui THE GARDEN AND ITS ACCESSORIES water it may look particularly well, forthe reflection will give a note of addedinterest. The Japanese are greatly attached totheir old lanterns, some of which havebeen handed down in families for centu-ries. Many are carved with mottoes, ofwhich a favorite…
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