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A Flat Iron for a Farthing

CHAPTER XIV
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At least I couldn't find the Bachelor's Button, nor the London Pride, nor the Pansies, and I saw the Lavender-bush on the rubbish-heap." "So they do--so they always do!" said the parson, excitedly.

"The only way is to keep in the garden with them, and let nothing go into the wheelbarrow but what you see .-- Jones! you may go to your dinner.

I watch Jones like a dragon, but he sweeps up a tap-root now and then, all the same; and yet he's better than most of them.

Some flowers are especially apt to take leave of one's beds and borders," Mr.Andrewes went on.

He was talking to himself rather than to me by this time.
"Fraxinellas, double-grey primroses, ay, and the pink and white ones too.


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