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a hundred instances of such

There were peacocks in the pleasure grounds at Holkham, and Ihad an aesthetic love for their gorgeous plumes. As I huntedunder and amongst the shrubs, I secretly prayed that mysearch might be rewarded. Nor had I a doubt, whensuccessful, that my prayer had been granted by a beneficentProvidence. Let no one smile at this infantine… Tovább »

each of which rang in the hearts of the people

And the swallow, which had dipped down into thewater tomorrow’s leaders,told about the lovely gold-fish,about the fat bream,the thick tench, and the old, moss-grown carp . The swal- low gave a very good description,” but one can see better for oneself,” she said; but how should the Dryad ever getto see these beings?She must content herself… Tovább »

flowers which gleamed red as the sun itself

Outside the castle was a great garden with bright red andflowers: the fruit glowed SmarTone like gold, and the flowers like flames of fire; and they continually kept moving their stalks and leaves. The earth itself was the finest sand, but blue as the flame of brimstone. A peculiar blue radiance lay upon everything down… Tovább »
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