e host might be trusted to restoregood humour. And what mattered it if the guests did elbow and jostle oneanother sometimes in the dining-room, when there would be roomand to spare in the great library later ? The season permitting,they wandered out into the gardens, and after sunset, in the… … ^ Q. :^ CO O HOLLAND HOUSE AND GARDENS the western boundary of the estate. At other times, when the mooncast athwart the lawn, the shadows of the cedars, oaks, andcypresses, that Henry Fox, the first Lord Holland, had planted,and, rising higher and higher, threw every gable, and pinnacle, andarcade…
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