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... Ruth hurried along the shady avenue, noting the natural hedges formed by the luxuriant growth of the eglantine, wild rose, blackberry, honeysuckle, maythorn, and dogwood,' all self-planted, and growing and entangling at their own sweet will, all along each ...

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