The Cornhill Magazine, Volume 171William Makepeace Thackeray Smith, Elder and Company, 1961 |
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... garden , the paddock , the meadows , the out - buildings , the house were paradisal - but to the most enchanted region of it ; for at the bottom of the garden lay the lily - ponds under their chestnut trees , and Keyes , the gardener ...
... garden , the paddock , the meadows , the out - buildings , the house were paradisal - but to the most enchanted region of it ; for at the bottom of the garden lay the lily - ponds under their chestnut trees , and Keyes , the gardener ...
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... garden beginning ' A garden is a lovesome thing , God wot , ' a line which was later to evoke much facetiousness on the subject of God - wotting . He rhymed wot with grot , a poetese diminutive for grotto or cave . So it was natural ...
... garden beginning ' A garden is a lovesome thing , God wot , ' a line which was later to evoke much facetiousness on the subject of God - wotting . He rhymed wot with grot , a poetese diminutive for grotto or cave . So it was natural ...
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... garden ? ' Well ? ' 6 " It disappears . It does not even give a lurch . It just falls down- wards . All garden gone . In garden's place , big ugly earthy hole . Garden gone into ancient dried - up river conduit unknown underneath . See ...
... garden ? ' Well ? ' 6 " It disappears . It does not even give a lurch . It just falls down- wards . All garden gone . In garden's place , big ugly earthy hole . Garden gone into ancient dried - up river conduit unknown underneath . See ...
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The Science of Life | 184 |
Foreword to the Centenary Number XXV | 241 |
Need a Friend By Elizabeth Berridge | 281 |
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