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On the portraits of English authors on gardening

Note 86 — English Authors on Gardening. (continued 3)

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In his "Unconnected Thoughts" he admires the Oak, for "its majestic appearance, the rough grandeur of its bark, and the wide protection of its branches: a large, branching, aged oak, is, perhaps, the most venerable of all inanimate objects."

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