Days And Hours in a Garden
Days And Hours in a Garden
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JUNE.
A Mosaic of Nectared Sweets.
IX.
JUNE.
Of Pink May Swallows in the Porch Flowers de Luce Poppies A Little Scotch Rose, and " Clutie. " June 6. It is difficult to know what to say about the garden in June. There is so much to say, I can hardly tell how to begin. The leafy month earns well its title, so grandly full-leafed are the trees ; in finer leaf, I think, than they have been for many a year. The Elms stand out against the sky in rounded blocks of green, and in the Lime avenue the bro...ad leaves meeting overhead are round and pure in outline, untouched as yet by destroying worms, untorn by tempests. The young Horse Chestnuts along the little water- course are nearly twice the size they were DAYS AND HOURS last summer, when cruel winds had left them only a few ragged discoloured leaves. The flower-spikes of a Chestnut within the garden measure near a foot in length. The great red Horse Chestnut (Pavias rubra) is red all over ; it is a mass of blossom almost from the ground upwards to the very top.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
JUNE.
A Mosaic of Nectared Sweets.
IX.
JUNE.
Of Pink May Swallows in the Porch Flowers de Luce Poppies A Little Scotch Rose, and " Clutie. " June 6. It is difficult to know what to say about the garden in June. There is so much to say, I can hardly tell how to begin. The leafy month earns well its title, so grandly full-leafed are the trees ; in finer leaf, I think, than they have been for many a year. The Elms stand out against the sky in rounded blocks of green, and in the Lime avenue the bro...ad leaves meeting overhead are round and pure in outline, untouched as yet by destroying worms, untorn by tempests. The young Horse Chestnuts along the little water- course are nearly twice the size they were DAYS AND HOURS last summer, when cruel winds had left them only a few ragged discoloured leaves. The flower-spikes of a Chestnut within the garden measure near a foot in length. The great red Horse Chestnut (Pavias rubra) is red all over ; it is a mass of blossom almost from the ground upwards to the very top.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 1825 1916 E V B Eleanor Vere Boyle to read onlineMoreLess
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