The Badminton Magazine 1899-10: Vol 9 Iss 51 (1899)
Longman, Green & Co · leaf 30
why, but all the Dutch roads with which I am acquainted are liberally sprinkled with broken -glass. This is most dangerous, both for horses, cyclists and foot-passen- gers, and it is difficult to imagine why it should be allowed. The wood continues on each side of our way, with occasional fields… … I exclaim; ‘what a ZEELAND FISH-GIRL strange name for a royal residence.’ Here the may is in full blossom, the beeches, green and copper-coloured, in all the glory of renewed youth, and down among the grass thousands of little blue-eyed flowers look up and laugh. We meet more dogs, toiling but…
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