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lawn, and even dine out on warm summer nights under the mulberry-tree … near
the dove-cot and the beehives and the chickens”
19
(Fig. 58.3).
19 In the essay entitled, “The Joy Of Gardens,” by Richard Le Gallienne, in Corners Of Grey Old
Gardens With Illustrations In Colour by Margaret Waterfield, T.N. Foulis, Ltd., Edinburgh &
London, 1914, p. 151.
Fig. 58.3 Central Park at Sunrise. (Photo © M.C. Tobias)
58.3 “Even in Arcadia There Am I”
lawn, and even dine out on warm summer nights under the mulberry-tree … near
the dove-cot and the beehives and the chickens”
19
(Fig. 58.3).
19 In the essay entitled, “The Joy Of Gardens,” by Richard Le Gallienne, in Corners Of Grey Old
Gardens With Illustrations In Colour by Margaret Waterfield, T.N. Foulis, Ltd., Edinburgh &
London, 1914, p. 151.
Fig. 58.3 Central Park at Sunrise. (Photo © M.C. Tobias)
58.3 “Even in Arcadia There Am I”