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... constantly broke the wealth of lowland flowers, and the tangled growth of the underwood, blue-green juniper, small-leaved blackberry, vine-leaved bramble. Heather tufted the mossy bank, or hung by the bunches of hazel, and further shaded the rock, every ...

... flourish abundantly. All the country around luxuriates in wild flowers. Every month has, of course. its own variety. The blackberry blossoms, the thistle flowers, the clematis, convolvulus. and elderberry beautify the hedgerows. The Whyte leaf is peculiar ...