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... arrived in Paris to attend the ceremony. It has been decided to inaugurate the monument to Sainte-Beuve in the Luxembourg Gardens on June 19, and that of Lecoate de Lisle, the poet, may probably be unveiled on the same day. Count Deym, the Austrian Ambassador ...
... Italian ssky on a hot summer day, or of an apple green that makes you think of orchards in spring, or as pink as a rose-garden in June, or of any other colour fresh and sweet as childhood itself. And if the child's mother is also giftless, spare a moment ...
... ragola,fragolina. Remembering in a fralrant and illustrious Hampshire garden, this June, that summer cry of Florence, the present writer woiidered whether Enoglish market gardeners would consett to take a suggestion by this time next year, and give to ...
... to the Prado; and no richer, more stirring arrangement of colour will you find than in that corner of your kitchen garden where June's strawberries grow ripe. From under the green of broad leaves the red fruit looks out and up to the sun in splendour ...
... the composites. This garden was the delight of Charles Darwin, and Asa Gray spent a great deal of time in it whenever he came to England. We have not space to do more than merely mention the rest of the gardens. In- June all gardens worthy of the name are ...
... the composites. This garden was the delight of Charles Darwin, and Asa Gray spent a great deal of time in it whenever he came to England. We have not space to do more than merely mention the rest of the gardens. In June all gardens worthy of the name are ...
... unfortunately attends such questionable tactics.-1 am, Sir, your obedient servant, ROPER LETHBRIDGL !9, Clanricarde-gardens, W., June 24. - THE RECORD OF THE ST. GOTHARD TUNNEL. Every one by this time has been through the St. Gothard Tunnel, and most ...
... frequenting these gardens had become intolerable. The district around the gardens was a highly respectable one, the rent of the houses varying from ioo to 2co a year, and the inhabitants complained that the peopleC who went to the gardens disturbed the quiet ...