English, 14.12.2019 13:31 bussbhsvssu557

From witch point of view is the passage told? i have just returned from a long ramble over the dear old place; first up to the new house so picturesquely placed upon a hill, and down through the woods to the cool pine grove and the flower-garden. here i found a wilderness of purple and white lilacs, longing, i thought, for a friendly hand to gather them before they faded; dear little bright-eyed pansies, and scarlet and crimson flowering shrubs, a souvenir of travel in england, with sweet-scented violets striped blue and white, transplanted from pickie's little garden at turtle bay long years ago.

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