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id: 47688
author: Various
title: The Brochure Series of Architectural Illustration, vol. 06, No. 02, February 1900 Japanese Gardens
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  The Hill Garden class is the more elaborate of the two, and that best adapted for large gardens, and for those where the natural site is undulating, or where money can be spent in artificial grading. In large gardens there may be as many as one hundred and thirty-eight principal rocks and stones, each having its special name and function; but in smaller ones as few as five rocks will often suffice.


id: 36872
author: Saylor, Henry H. (Henry Hodgman)
title: Making a Rose Garden
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  A vital principle in feeding rose plants is one that seems to be overlooked instinctively by seven out of ten amateur gardeners. _White Grub_ An underground enemy that feeds on the roots of rose plants.


id: 31265
author: Otis, James
title: Aunt Hannah and Seth
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  It's the only home I ever knew, an' my heart would be wellnigh broken if I lost it! Before she had ceased speaking Seth was flinging rug after rug on the burning oil, for Aunt Hannah, like many another woman living in the country, had an ample supply of such floor coverings. It was not until Aunt Hannah had concluded that Seth appeared to understand he was the boy referred to, and then he asked excitedly: Do you suppose the Seth Barrows told about there can be me? Of course, my dear.


id: 34893
author: Shelton, Louise
title: Beautiful Gardens in America
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sentence: 1103
flesch: 67
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  These gardens are just simple, lovable little places filled with shadows and sunshine, some flowers, and the good scent of Box, which latter always seems so especially essential to old gardens. At present some of the finest places in Georgia are delightfully located outside of the larger towns, and many gardens, some new and others renewed after a half-century of oblivion, adorn the home grounds of those who are so fortunate as to reside here at the most favored seasons.


id: 34885
author: Northend, Mary Harrod
title: Garden Ornaments
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sentence: 1508
flesch: 74
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  [Illustration: THE MOSS GROWS BETWEEN THE STONE WALK] The color scheme depends on garden planting. Cost is not the only thing to be taken into consideration when creating garden effects.


id: 43127
author: Molesworth, Mrs.
title: An Enchanted Garden: Fairy Stories
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words: 34618
sentence: 1950
flesch: 90
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summary:
  But so well were the Queen's feelings understood that no one ventured to tell her of these clear signs that little Rose felt herself at home in the land of the snow. With trembling dread the Queen drew away the furs and shawls wrapped round the baby, almost expecting to find her changed in some strange way, perhaps even dead; and it was with thankfulness that she saw that little Rose was still herself--sweet and smiling in her sleep.


id: 14859
author: Garis, Howard Roger
title: Daddy Takes Us to the Garden The Daddy Series for Little Folks
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sentence: 2358
flesch: 96
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  Some of you have met Hal and Mab Blake before, on one or more of their many trips with Daddy, so I do not need to tell all of you about the children. Daddy Blake did have a package in his arms, and he was smiling.


id: 19408
author: Cable, George Washington
title: The Amateur Garden
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  On these two sides the limits touch other gardens, and all four sides are entirely without fencing. Please observe that of great gardens, or of costly gardens whether great or only costly, we here say nothing.


id: 38438
title: The Melody of Earth An Anthology of Garden and Nature Poems From Present-Day Poets
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  To Mr. Clement Wood for Rose-Geranium from _Glad of Earth_. In the Womb, _A. E._, 4. Indian Summer, _


id: 38829
author: Sedding, John Dando
title: Garden-Craft Old and New
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summary:
  Following upon the original lines of the Essay on the For and Against of Modern Gardening, I became the more confirmed as to the general rightness of the old ways of applying Art, and of interpreting Nature the more I studied old gardens and the point of view of their makers; until I now appear as advocate of old types of design, which, I am persuaded, are more consonant with the traditions of English life, and more suitable to an English homestead than some now in vogue. Although in old gardens the lower terrace is some 10 ft. below the upper one, this is too deep to suit modern taste; indeed, 5 ft. or 6 ft. will give a better view of the garden if it is to be viewed from the house.


id: 17396
author: Burnett, Frances Hodgson
title: The Secret Garden
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  His face looked dreadful, white and red and swollen, and he was gasping and choking; but savage little Mary did not care an atom. I shall not want to go poking about, said sour little Mary; and just as suddenly as she had begun to be rather sorry for Mr. Archibald Craven she began to cease to be sorry and to think he was unpleasant enough to deserve all that had happened to him.


id: 39049
author: Earle, Alice Morse
title: Old-Time Gardens, Newly Set Forth
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  He stands by a table bearing a vase filled with old garden flowers--Tulip, Convolvulus, Harebell, Rose, Peony, Narcissus, and Flowering Almond; and it is the pleasure of the present mistress of the manor, to see that the garden still holds all the great-grandfather's flowers. Adrian Van der Donck, a gossiping visitor to New Netherland when the little town of New Amsterdam had about a thousand inhabitants, described the fine kitchen gardens, the vegetables and fruits, and gave an interesting list of garden flowers which he found under cultivation by the Dutch vrouws.


id: 28524
author: Warner, Susan
title: Nobody
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  The village was at the south end of the island, as Miss Lois said. I_ call weeds, who know no better--but Miss Lois tried to make me see the beauty of the sumach and all the rest of it.


