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... of the tuberous anemone that it is usually treated a* though it were quite hardy, at* nurserymen's catalogues are responsible for thi§. Now, the fact that the complete hardiness of many anemones has been proved by bitter experience to a fallacy, is no ...

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... Through .is mother’s line may also claim traceable descent from those hardy Norsemen, the fearless rulers of the sea, who, the persons of Hakon, of Norway, and Svein, of Denmark, were, as Thomas Carlyle teaches us, at once the terror and a blessing to England ...

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