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Douglas', because you shall find none to which is given greater care.
Flowers are like children: they bloom best in the atmosphere of love.
^ :{; :{: ^ ^ The home of T. D. Merrill on Greysolon Road rises among clusters of bittersweet and woodbine.
A hundred feet of velvet lawn sweep down from it to a low wall of native granite capped with red sandstone; while, thru the lawn runs an avenue of stately elms.
Wild roses clamber over the wall to throw a scented salutation to the passerby.
Across the... road and sloping south, the Merrill grounds continue, to insure a constant vista of wide waters.
Charles Erwin has been called into consultation here to help the owner park the slope across the road. A hedge of white spruce coaxed away from its home among the Black Hills, promises much from its single summer's growth. Larger spruce are to be spaced within the enclosure with the coming of spring.
An atmosphere of simple dignity surrounds this Merrill manor: you shall go far to find its equal.
Among the great and little-great of England, home and garden is as a single word; and, every day, the mistress of an English manor moves among her beds and borders, equippt with gardening basket, bright with cunning tools.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Douglas', because you shall find none to which is given greater care.
Flowers are like children: they bloom best in the atmosphere of love.
^ :{; :{: ^ ^ The home of T. D. Merrill on Greysolon Road rises among clusters of bittersweet and woodbine.
A hundred feet of velvet lawn sweep down from it to a low wall of native granite capped with red sandstone; while, thru the lawn runs an avenue of stately elms.
Wild roses clamber over the wall to throw a scented salutation to the passerby.
Across the... road and sloping south, the Merrill grounds continue, to insure a constant vista of wide waters.
Charles Erwin has been called into consultation here to help the owner park the slope across the road. A hedge of white spruce coaxed away from its home among the Black Hills, promises much from its single summer's growth. Larger spruce are to be spaced within the enclosure with the coming of spring.
An atmosphere of simple dignity surrounds this Merrill manor: you shall go far to find its equal.
Among the great and little-great of England, home and garden is as a single word; and, every day, the mistress of an English manor moves among her beds and borders, equippt with gardening basket, bright with cunning tools.
What to read after Gardens in Duluth;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackintosh, Charles Henry. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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