A book of English Gardens
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But as if by magic, before a year had passed, the Garden, under her care, became a mass of blossoms. And in time over the porch grew a sweet-smelling white Clematis, while on the cottage walls climbed Gloire de Dijon and Monthly Roses ; and in summer a long row of white Madonna Lilies showed their heads above the white palings like a procession of beautiful white saints. Striped Carnations which for size, scent, and shape could seldom be equalled, if ever surpassed scented the Garden. Everythin...g the old lady touched grew, apparently not by rule but by love. She planted like her neighbours, only with greater success, and only where it excelled the others could her garden be distinguished from a villager's. In Spring her bulbs were always in bloom, and the Garden was gay with Daffodils, Jonquils, Scillas, Grape Hya- cinths, Wallflower, and ' Polly-urns, ' as we used to call them. " Memory still brings back the delicious scent of her Garden. The perfume was wafted across the little field lying between it and the church, where we sat on Sunday evenings, all the doors wide open during the hot, sultry summer weather.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But as if by magic, before a year had passed, the Garden, under her care, became a mass of blossoms. And in time over the porch grew a sweet-smelling white Clematis, while on the cottage walls climbed Gloire de Dijon and Monthly Roses ; and in summer a long row of white Madonna Lilies showed their heads above the white palings like a procession of beautiful white saints. Striped Carnations which for size, scent, and shape could seldom be equalled, if ever surpassed scented the Garden. Everythin...g the old lady touched grew, apparently not by rule but by love. She planted like her neighbours, only with greater success, and only where it excelled the others could her garden be distinguished from a villager's. In Spring her bulbs were always in bloom, and the Garden was gay with Daffodils, Jonquils, Scillas, Grape Hya- cinths, Wallflower, and ' Polly-urns, ' as we used to call them. " Memory still brings back the delicious scent of her Garden. The perfume was wafted across the little field lying between it and the church, where we sat on Sunday evenings, all the doors wide open during the hot, sultry summer weather.
What to read after A book of English Gardens?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M R Gloag to read onlineMoreLess
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