A book about Gardens in Prose and Verse Edited by NORAH ELIZABETH MUSTARD With Illustrations in Colour by ELLEN WARRINGTON Crown 8vo 5/- net Cloth “Oh, Happy Garden, whose seclusion deep Hath been so friendly to industrious hours.” --_Wordsworth._ An anthology from the works of great authors giving expression to their appreciation and love for the gardens which in so many cases helped to inspire their work. The passages are so arranged in the form of a journal giving an extract in prose or verse for every day in the year. A feature of the work is delightful illustrations in colour by Miss Ellen Warrington, whose garden pictures have attained a wide and well-merited reputation. The book is a welcome addition to the library of the Garden, and will prove a most appropriate gift to Garden Lovers. [Illustration] PRINTED BY THE MORLAND PRESS LTD LONDON S W * * * * * Transcriber’s note Minor punctuation errors have been changed without notice. Hyphenation was standardized. Spelling has been retained as originally published. Changes that have been made: Page 32: “And thou sowest up mine” “And thou sewest up mine” Page 62: “out from the inhabitants” “out from the inhabitant” Page 104: “of Neitzsche’s aphorism” “of Nietzsche’s aphorism” Page 105: ““A book of Laughter" is” ““A Book of Laughter" is”