The Homes of the New World: Impressions of America, 第 2 卷Johnson Reprint, 1968 |
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... flowers : these are so grouped around the house as to give it a sheltered appearance , without impeding the views , which are always kept open to allow the inhabitants to behold a beautiful or extensive landscape . You see the home of ...
... flowers : these are so grouped around the house as to give it a sheltered appearance , without impeding the views , which are always kept open to allow the inhabitants to behold a beautiful or extensive landscape . You see the home of ...
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... flowers , among which I lost myself in delight and ignorance . I know the popular names , however , of some of the flowers . There glows the fever - flower , in gold and flame , inde- scribably brilliant ; there is the wild heliotrope ...
... flowers , among which I lost myself in delight and ignorance . I know the popular names , however , of some of the flowers . There glows the fever - flower , in gold and flame , inde- scribably brilliant ; there is the wild heliotrope ...
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... flowers , constitute the principal ornament of the quick hedge , which they bind together into a dense mass and cover with lovely flowers . There are many species of wild pas- sion - flower , some very large , which bear fruit , others ...
... flowers , constitute the principal ornament of the quick hedge , which they bind together into a dense mass and cover with lovely flowers . There are many species of wild pas- sion - flower , some very large , which bear fruit , others ...
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