An Old Country House
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Naturally you love this honey more than any other honey in the world — for aren't the bees that made it your own personal tenants and friends, and don't you say " good-morning " to them every day as you go for your walk over the hill through your neighbor's clover ? You know so well where the honey came from, and the rose-bushes from which you gathered these roses are as individual to you as the face of a friend.
47 AN OLD COUNTRY HOUSE It is with home-grown roses as with home-made bread and ho...me-brewed ale. The accent must always be placed on the word " home." They grow better roses in nurseries, they bake better bread in the professional bakeries, and brewers who have made a study of the subject are said to brew better ale than you can accomplish in your antiquated coppers ; but then the prefix " home " makes such a difference to the quaiity of fragrance and flavor. Yes ! our fathers and mothers were right. Nothing is really made that is not "home" made. And nothing can be home-made without a garden.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Naturally you love this honey more than any other honey in the world — for aren't the bees that made it your own personal tenants and friends, and don't you say " good-morning " to them every day as you go for your walk over the hill through your neighbor's clover ? You know so well where the honey came from, and the rose-bushes from which you gathered these roses are as individual to you as the face of a friend.
47 AN OLD COUNTRY HOUSE It is with home-grown roses as with home-made bread and ho...me-brewed ale. The accent must always be placed on the word " home." They grow better roses in nurseries, they bake better bread in the professional bakeries, and brewers who have made a study of the subject are said to brew better ale than you can accomplish in your antiquated coppers ; but then the prefix " home " makes such a difference to the quaiity of fragrance and flavor. Yes ! our fathers and mothers were right. Nothing is really made that is not "home" made. And nothing can be home-made without a garden.
What to read after An Old Country House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Le Gallienne Richard to read onlineMoreLess
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