A Garden Rosary
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Well-behaved children are certainly delightful, as are fresh flowers cut and placed in appropriate vases. But there is an indescribable nearness of knowledge that comes from bathing a child, cutting its finger nails, brushing its teeth, combing out its hair as fine as floss, and pushing its funny little feet into shoes that never seem made to hold them.
So it is with a garden, when one has 84 A GARDEN ROSARY planted each seed with loving anticipa- tion, welcomed its first appearance, wa- tered,... weeded, and tilled around its roots; and finally, with triumph, cut the flower and laid it upon the lap of the one we love the best.
A GARDEN ROSARY August 20 ; would as lief spend a morning \at the sewing-circle of a sub- 1 urban town as associate to any extent with the cosmos. It is an exceed- ingly nice flower: its foliage is feathery; its color is pretty; its form is neat. But, oh — what deadly conventionality !
When I stand by the long row of per- fectly well-planted, well-grown, and well- flowered cosmos, I am always reminded of those rows and rows of new and dainty suburban- houses; with their fresh cur- tains and tamely clipped lawns and polite porches; with their hygienically screened perambulators carefully wheeled into the shade; and with their young mistresses — in modest and yet stylish uniformity of costume — issuing forth to meet their husbands, arriving from town on the five o'clock train.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Well-behaved children are certainly delightful, as are fresh flowers cut and placed in appropriate vases. But there is an indescribable nearness of knowledge that comes from bathing a child, cutting its finger nails, brushing its teeth, combing out its hair as fine as floss, and pushing its funny little feet into shoes that never seem made to hold them.
So it is with a garden, when one has 84 A GARDEN ROSARY planted each seed with loving anticipa- tion, welcomed its first appearance, wa- tered,... weeded, and tilled around its roots; and finally, with triumph, cut the flower and laid it upon the lap of the one we love the best.
A GARDEN ROSARY August 20 ; would as lief spend a morning \at the sewing-circle of a sub- 1 urban town as associate to any extent with the cosmos. It is an exceed- ingly nice flower: its foliage is feathery; its color is pretty; its form is neat. But, oh — what deadly conventionality !
When I stand by the long row of per- fectly well-planted, well-grown, and well- flowered cosmos, I am always reminded of those rows and rows of new and dainty suburban- houses; with their fresh cur- tains and tamely clipped lawns and polite porches; with their hygienically screened perambulators carefully wheeled into the shade; and with their young mistresses — in modest and yet stylish uniformity of costume — issuing forth to meet their husbands, arriving from town on the five o'clock train.
What to read after A Garden Rosary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rothery, Agnes, 1888-1954 to read onlineMoreLess
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