The Garden, You, And I
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Then, too, what a refreshment to the eyes is it, when the unbrokenexpanse of sky and sea before the house tires, to turn them landwardover the piece of flowers toward the cool green marshes ribboned withthe pale pink camphor-scented fleabane, the almost intangible sealavender, the great rose mallows and cat-tail flags of the wet ground, the false indigo that, in the distance, reminds one of the broom ofScottish hills, the orange-fringed orchis, pink sabbatia, purplemaritime gerardia, milkwort, ...the groundsel tree, that covers itself withfeathers in autumn, until, far away beyond the upland meadows, thesilver birches stand as outposts to the cool oak woods, in whose shadethe splendid yellow gerardia, or downy false foxglove, nourishes. Truly, while the land garden excels in length of season and profusion, thegardens of the sea appeal to the lighter fancies and add the charmedspice of variety to out-of-door life.
One of the most interesting features of this cottage and itssurroundings is the further transplanting of Martin Cortright from hiscity haunts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then, too, what a refreshment to the eyes is it, when the unbrokenexpanse of sky and sea before the house tires, to turn them landwardover the piece of flowers toward the cool green marshes ribboned withthe pale pink camphor-scented fleabane, the almost intangible sealavender, the great rose mallows and cat-tail flags of the wet ground, the false indigo that, in the distance, reminds one of the broom ofScottish hills, the orange-fringed orchis, pink sabbatia, purplemaritime gerardia, milkwort, ...the groundsel tree, that covers itself withfeathers in autumn, until, far away beyond the upland meadows, thesilver birches stand as outposts to the cool oak woods, in whose shadethe splendid yellow gerardia, or downy false foxglove, nourishes. Truly, while the land garden excels in length of season and profusion, thegardens of the sea appeal to the lighter fancies and add the charmedspice of variety to out-of-door life.
One of the most interesting features of this cottage and itssurroundings is the further transplanting of Martin Cortright from hiscity haunts.
What to read after The Garden, You, And I?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wright, Mabel Osgood, 1859-1934 to read onlineMoreLess
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