Cecil, Evelyn, Mrs., d. 1941, Manners, Victoria, Lady, 1876-1933, ill · New York : Dutton · leaf 348
ickens wrote those lines; but in spite ofthem there is still music in its sound, which calls updreams of other ages and of brighter gardens as ittosses its spray into the murky air. Away in the distance is heard the vast soundFrom the streets of the city that compass it round.Like the echo of… … iARKS ci? GAR; all paved with Purbeck, -In an th-century pi* palings)sing the lofty jet, its marble basi?i•>.. The pavement ended with tVng the garden below, and the Than; i ^j . tide what is now the lower part of . ti. ^ he Fountain Court has inspired many a thought whichS has found expression…
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