The Amateur Garden
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'•*. - .^ . J ** If you'd sink the tu : : : _ v :; : : .^1 : . -. :. : . : : - z 11^ THE AMATEUR GARDEN to the rim they'd take up no more room and they'd look natural. Besides, you wouldn't have to water them continually. " "That's true!" says the householder, quite in the incredible way of an old-fashioned book. "I'll do it!" "And then, " says the caller, "if you will set it away off on that far corner of the lawn it will shine clear across, showing everything be- tween here and there, Hke a h...ghthouse across a harbor, or hke a mirror, which you hang not in your parlor door, but at the far end of the room. " "When you come back you shall see it there, " is the reply.
Sometimes, yet not often, a contestant is met who does not want advice, and who can hardly hide his scorn for book statements and experts. The present writer came upon one last year who "could not see what beauty there was in John Smith's garden, yet we had given him and his wife the capital prize !" Frequently one finds the house of a com- petitor fast locked and dumb, its occupants being at work in some mill or shop.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'•*. - .^ . J ** If you'd sink the tu : : : _ v :; : : .^1 : . -. :. : . : : - z 11^ THE AMATEUR GARDEN to the rim they'd take up no more room and they'd look natural. Besides, you wouldn't have to water them continually. " "That's true!" says the householder, quite in the incredible way of an old-fashioned book. "I'll do it!" "And then, " says the caller, "if you will set it away off on that far corner of the lawn it will shine clear across, showing everything be- tween here and there, Hke a h...ghthouse across a harbor, or hke a mirror, which you hang not in your parlor door, but at the far end of the room. " "When you come back you shall see it there, " is the reply.
Sometimes, yet not often, a contestant is met who does not want advice, and who can hardly hide his scorn for book statements and experts. The present writer came upon one last year who "could not see what beauty there was in John Smith's garden, yet we had given him and his wife the capital prize !" Frequently one finds the house of a com- petitor fast locked and dumb, its occupants being at work in some mill or shop.
What to read after The Amateur Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George W Cable to read onlineMoreLess
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