Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 444
nd quantities of great showy flowers,an inch to an inch and a half across, richpurple, with yellow centers. The other, Aster cordifolins, is not so strik-ing, but it is one of our commonest and best-loved varieties. It blossoms everywhere,—along the sidewalk, by the roadside, in thepasture,—but it… … hazel has flamed in theOctober woods for alights out signal,their beautiful seed-vessels, perfect and ex-quisite in shape, linethe roadside with deli-cate tracery, or standout over the snow, softgray stars that for awhile seem to have losttheir light. So we have theirbeauty with us all theyear: so…
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