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The Traveller (1902)

Ellison, D. J. (Daniel James) · New York : Underwood & Underwood · leaf 34

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iterally carpeted with rich, green blossoms, it is marvelous in beauty. The mosses, or the ferns from those nine feet graceful wistaria climbs over the roofs and high to the modest, delicate maiden-hair high trellises, with its purple, blue and intermingled with the bright yellow and white robes… … pebbly bottom. After picnicing and cate azalea and hibiscus, the rhododendron resting upon moss-upholstered rocks, we and foliage plants give a verdure and climb by another route to the top, where brightness to the whole landscape. The five snow-mantled mountains, some [in parks are noted for their…

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