The Lure of the Garden
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Occasionally, a garden will become addicted to a spindly habit. Plant what you will, everything shoots up on long, sickly stems, with wads of leaf and pale flowers high in the air. Or pos- sibly it will take a contrary direction, and shrubs that ought to bear up bravely will lie lankly on the ground, while even sunflowers and hollyhocks show short and squat of limb.
GRASS-BORDERED BEDS SOME GARDEN VICES But not only the garden is delivered over to a multi- tude of sins. The gardener is by no me...ans exempt. There are gardeners that are among the most trying specimens of humanity, crammed with cantankerous ways and a heavy cross to those with whom they come into constant contact. The grumpy and short-tempered gardener is one of the fixed characters of fiction, the gnarled old man, despotic within his hedges, treating the most legitimate intruder into his domain like a thief or a murderer, and regarding the wishes or the commands of his employer as beneath contempt But beside this complete specimen of garden de- pravity, there are acquired vices that seize upon the most amiable, undermining and wrecking the noblest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Occasionally, a garden will become addicted to a spindly habit. Plant what you will, everything shoots up on long, sickly stems, with wads of leaf and pale flowers high in the air. Or pos- sibly it will take a contrary direction, and shrubs that ought to bear up bravely will lie lankly on the ground, while even sunflowers and hollyhocks show short and squat of limb.
GRASS-BORDERED BEDS SOME GARDEN VICES But not only the garden is delivered over to a multi- tude of sins. The gardener is by no me...ans exempt. There are gardeners that are among the most trying specimens of humanity, crammed with cantankerous ways and a heavy cross to those with whom they come into constant contact. The grumpy and short-tempered gardener is one of the fixed characters of fiction, the gnarled old man, despotic within his hedges, treating the most legitimate intruder into his domain like a thief or a murderer, and regarding the wishes or the commands of his employer as beneath contempt But beside this complete specimen of garden de- pravity, there are acquired vices that seize upon the most amiable, undermining and wrecking the noblest.
What to read after The Lure of the Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hildegarde Hawthorne to read onlineMoreLess
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