A Midsummer Wooing
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I must extend my 370 A Midsummer Wooing hedge of hollyhocks; for who can have enough of these rich, old- fashioned flowers? Yonder, is my bed of golden stock, a cheerful blaze glowing in the sun; and a little farther on is the tinted stock. I love stock, and I love larkspur, too ; and, yes, even cockscomb, though this last is so bold and flaunting, without a particle of grace. I love it for its gorgeous velvety crimson, that reminds me of a king's royal robe. Prince's feather is not so bad.
By ...and by I come to the old- fashioned garden. Here the sweet- williams are still in bloom (rather late this year, owing to the plant- ing), gay courtiers in the realm of flowers. Grandmother loved sweet- williams. I pick a bunch of them to put in my basket; then I pause A Midsummer Wooing 371 to look down the straight borders of box. I am thinking of a sun-dial. It must be in the old-fashioned gar- den, to be sure, and on that stretch of open lawn where the sun can spy it all day long. I shall plant a crim- son rose to twine about the gray- ness of its stone pedestal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I must extend my 370 A Midsummer Wooing hedge of hollyhocks; for who can have enough of these rich, old- fashioned flowers? Yonder, is my bed of golden stock, a cheerful blaze glowing in the sun; and a little farther on is the tinted stock. I love stock, and I love larkspur, too ; and, yes, even cockscomb, though this last is so bold and flaunting, without a particle of grace. I love it for its gorgeous velvety crimson, that reminds me of a king's royal robe. Prince's feather is not so bad.
By ...and by I come to the old- fashioned garden. Here the sweet- williams are still in bloom (rather late this year, owing to the plant- ing), gay courtiers in the realm of flowers. Grandmother loved sweet- williams. I pick a bunch of them to put in my basket; then I pause A Midsummer Wooing 371 to look down the straight borders of box. I am thinking of a sun-dial. It must be in the old-fashioned gar- den, to be sure, and on that stretch of open lawn where the sun can spy it all day long. I shall plant a crim- son rose to twine about the gray- ness of its stone pedestal.
What to read after A Midsummer Wooing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary E Stone Bassett to read onlineMoreLess
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