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... entertainment at Mr. and Mrs. Holman Hunt's for the various celebrities, mostly literary and artistic, who were as plentiful as blackberries. The garden at Draycott Lodge never looked better than it did on Saturday, with its fine old trees, comfortable seats, ...

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... ride in the direction of Ivanstowen, Now there had been a grand picnic to the ilcho Pit the previous September, when the blackberries were l':fle, and at that aristoeratig gathering Rose had met Heathcote for the first time. Rose, riding along thelonely ...

... taking ride in the direction of Ivanstou, i, ‘Now there had been a grand picnic to Echo Fit the previous September, when tU blackberries were ripe, aaul at that arislouatie gathering Hose had met Healhcule for the fast time. Rose, riding along the lonely mountain ...

... clerical element and the entertainment at Mr Mrs Holman for various celebrities mostly literary artistic were as plentiful as blackberries The garden Draycott Lodge never looked better it did on Saturday its fine old trees comfortable seats groups rejoicing ...