Chronicles of the Customs Department
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The lover of poetry, the lover of gardening, and the lover of quaint, out-of-the-way knowledge will each find something to please him. ... It is a delightful example of gardening literature. " — Pall Mall Gazette.
"Mr. Ellacombe, with a double enthu>iasm for Shakespeare and for his garden, has produced a very readable and graceful volume on the Plant-Lore of Shakespeare. " — Saturday Review.
"Mr. Ellacombe brings to his task an enthusiastic love of horticulture, wedded to no inconsiderable prac...tical and theoretical knowledge of it ; a mind cultivated by considerable acquaintance with the Greek and Latin classics, and trained for this special subject by a course of extensive reading among the contemporaries of his author : and a capacity for patient and unwearied re- search, which he has shown by the stores of learning he has drawn from a class of books rarely dipped into by the student — Saxon and early English herbals and books of leechcraft ; the result is a work which is entitled from its worth to a place in every Shakespearian library.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The lover of poetry, the lover of gardening, and the lover of quaint, out-of-the-way knowledge will each find something to please him. ... It is a delightful example of gardening literature. " — Pall Mall Gazette.
"Mr. Ellacombe, with a double enthu>iasm for Shakespeare and for his garden, has produced a very readable and graceful volume on the Plant-Lore of Shakespeare. " — Saturday Review.
"Mr. Ellacombe brings to his task an enthusiastic love of horticulture, wedded to no inconsiderable prac...tical and theoretical knowledge of it ; a mind cultivated by considerable acquaintance with the Greek and Latin classics, and trained for this special subject by a course of extensive reading among the contemporaries of his author : and a capacity for patient and unwearied re- search, which he has shown by the stores of learning he has drawn from a class of books rarely dipped into by the student — Saxon and early English herbals and books of leechcraft ; the result is a work which is entitled from its worth to a place in every Shakespearian library.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W D Chester to read onlineMoreLess
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