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Gibbon

CHAPTER VI
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The terrace is but little altered ...

it is lined from end to end with boxes of orange-trees.

The vine-trellis has prospered, and extends nearly to the end.

I have purchased the vineyard below the garden, and in front of the house made it into a lawn, which is watered by the water of the fountain....

In a word, strangers come to see the place, and in spite of my pompous description of it I think you will like it....


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