In Veronica's Garden
IN VERONICA'S GARDEN
IN VERONICA'S GARDEN
BY
ALFRED AUSTIN
Omnia suppeditat porro Natura; neque ulla Res animi pacem delibat tempore in ullo. Titi Lucretii Cari De Rerum Natura, Lib. III. v. 23-24
Valori. Is that your garden that I smell? How sweet! Savonarola: a Tragedy, Act IV. scene 6
WITH FOURTEEN ILLUSTRATIONS
THIRD THOUSAND
London
MACMILLAN AND CO.
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1895
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ΤΟ
DEAR LAMIA
LIST OF
FULL-PAGED ILLUSTRATIONS
| 'Not altogether exiled from the Garden that I Love' | A. Kohl | Frontispiece |
| PAGE | ||
| 'Under the Shelter of the House' | A. Kohl | 12 |
| "When our little Manor-House was enlarged'. | A. Kohl | 25 |
| 'Wet Grass and Darkening Trees' | O. Lacour | 44 |
| 'An English Lane'. | A. Kohl | 64 |
| 'The Way to the Well.' | O. Lacour | 94 |
| 'More graceful Companions from elsewhere' | A. Kohl | 111 |
| 'Deep in a Garden Garth' | A. Kohl | 134 |
| 'Leaves have to be swept up.' | A. Kohl | 144 |
| 'A rather mournful-looking Manor-House' | O. Lacour | 167 |
Contents (not listed in original)
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[Give me a roof where Wisdom dwells]
[Here have I learnt the little that I know]
[My northern blood exults to face]
[For where, beneath one's parent sky]
THE PASSING OF SPRING
THE FALLEN ELM
A TWILIGHT SONG
[‘If you were mine, if you were mine]
[When June is wreathed with wilding rose]
['Tis because, though in dusky bower]
[‘Were I a Poet, I would dwell]
[When the reaper lays the sickle by]
[Beyond the pasture's withered bents]
[Give me October's meditative haze]
TO THE AUTUMN WIND
[Why should I, from this long and losing strife]
A CHRISTMAS CAROL
This work was published before January 1, 1930, and is in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago.
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