A Woman in the Wilderness
A Woman in the Wilderness
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Mary H. Sent me down a big box of things from New York from the fascinating Japanese shops in the far end of Broadway, and I have had the dish for the garden made here.
It is a concrete box twenty-two by thirty-three inches ; and three inches high in the front and six at the back, to allow for building up hills in the dis- tance. In the centre is an irregular rim of concrete that shuts in the water for the lake, and all the rest of the box is filled up with earth.
It is growing very interesting.... I have no dwarf trees, but we hunt about for ferns and grass and " little wild things " that are small enough and yet have the shapes that simulate the giants of the real world. There are minute ferns to plant in crannies, larger ones for clumps, and grass seed for the crops of industrious peasants. One day I found a tuft of umbrella-shaped grass that looks like a jungle palm, and another time William brought in a sprig of something which has grown into a fine shady acacia.
The trouble is to find earth fine enough and rocks the exact shape.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mary H. Sent me down a big box of things from New York from the fascinating Japanese shops in the far end of Broadway, and I have had the dish for the garden made here.
It is a concrete box twenty-two by thirty-three inches ; and three inches high in the front and six at the back, to allow for building up hills in the dis- tance. In the centre is an irregular rim of concrete that shuts in the water for the lake, and all the rest of the box is filled up with earth.
It is growing very interesting.... I have no dwarf trees, but we hunt about for ferns and grass and " little wild things " that are small enough and yet have the shapes that simulate the giants of the real world. There are minute ferns to plant in crannies, larger ones for clumps, and grass seed for the crops of industrious peasants. One day I found a tuft of umbrella-shaped grass that looks like a jungle palm, and another time William brought in a sprig of something which has grown into a fine shady acacia.
The trouble is to find earth fine enough and rocks the exact shape.
What to read after A Woman in the Wilderness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Winifred James to read onlineMoreLess
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