An Aber- and a large variety of other beautiful things whose names shall 
deenshire not be catalogued here (and which indeed I have entirely for- 
Garden gotten !). 
Double pink Convolvulus climbed the low wall of the 
greenhouse, and in a chosen spot grew Wolferia (known only 
in the mountains of Bulgaria). Then there was the large- 
flowered yellow Anemone, seeding like globes of Dandelion. 
As to this last, I am the happy possessor of one single plant, 
which every year bears one yellow flower! Outside the garden, 
between green-velvet banks ran a little narrow stream—ran so 
gently and so clearly that the tall Irises and the Kalmia bosquets 
were mirrored there; and near the streamlet, ordered clumps 
of Begonia lay upon the grass, just beyond the edge of the 
shadows of Beech and Copper-Beech. And so splendidly 
brilliant and so well grown, although not over large, were these 
Begonias that just for once one had to forgive. them their 
somewhat soulless presence. 
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