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Gardens of celebrities and celebrated gardens in and around London (1918)

Macgregor, Jessie · London : Hutchinson & co. · leaf 176

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when you yourself wear such a superfluity as this ? and he liftedup the small pig-tail which the professor wore. The old man,* taken aback, confessed that it was superfluous. Yes, mydear sir, you are right, we are too prone to preach one thing, andpractise another ; cut it off, sir, pray cut it… … >. < CO THE CHELSEA * PHYSIGKE GARDEN Apothecaries Society, who himself told the story. He describedthe appearance of Thomas Wheeler ; how he sat on the box besidethe driver in the best of spirits, his hat off, his thin, light hairblowing about his face, and his large spectacles on his nose,…

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