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The joy of gardens (1911)

McCauley, Lena May. [from old catalog] · Chicago, New York, Rand, McNally and company · leaf 295

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comforts andhospitality, and, while appearing well before the world offashion, it gives not a whit for its entertainment or itsliving. The dodder parasites are among the most hatefulthings of society. They are like leeches, crying More,more, and when they have worn you out, wasted yoursubstance,… … OF DRIFTWOOD AND DREAMS TT ERE hath been dawning another blue day—theJL 1 blue day beloved by Ruskin, when the air is still.Not a leaf stirs on the aspens waiting breathlessly ever tocatch the breeze. The smoke from the chimneys of athousand household hearths curls upward in misty spiralshigher and…

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