unches of shining half-transparentberries in the autumn months, when the leaves alsoturn of a fine crimson colour. The sunny bank of the lake I should keep ratheropen and grassy, with only occasional brakes of bushygrowth of Thorn and Holly, wild Rose and Honey-suckle, with woodland planting of Oak… … CHAPTER XV SMALL PONDS AND POOLS It is probably in the smaller ponds and pools, or inriver banks and back-waters, that most pleasure intrue water-gardening may be had. Every one who has known the Thames from theintimate point of view of the leisured nature-lover inboat or canoe, must have been…
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