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The joy of gardens (1911)

McCauley, Lena May. [from old catalog] · Chicago, New York, Rand, McNally and company · leaf 104

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rly birds whowould feast on rising. As soon as the sunbonnet appearsat the doorway the scamps wing to their places in thetrees, and perhaps after all they have only eaten a propershare of natures providing. Who would do withoutrobins, for all the pansy beds; who would exterminate acatbird because… … WHEN SOUL HELPS FLESH 61 the spheres, finer harmonies than the mighty hymn inBeethovens symphony. The roses are bursting their buds, the syringas naveopened their crystalline blossoms with hearts of pure gold,shedding fragrance sweeter than any other, and even theweeds that have stolen entrance are…

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