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 1     I,    VIII|     adored flowers, especially roses, and he did not even grudge
 2     I,    VIII|      found him there among his roses when I came. He recognised
 3     I,      IX|      house. See these Remontan roses in their second bloom -
 4     I,     XII|      around an apple tree; the roses were full of water shoots;
 5     I,    XIII|        and 'Sultan of Morocco' roses - it is their season."~ ~
 6     I,    XIII|        approached to admire my roses, pleased me best; and then,
 7     I,    XIII|   blooming "Sultan of Morocco" roses and carefully wrapped them
 8    II,       I|       the tender petals of the roses when I was up and sauntering
 9    II,       I|        and "Sultan of Morocco" roses with me, and also my budding-knife
10    II,       I|    wild suckers." I had put my roses into a glass of water, and
11    II,       I|        the "Sultan of Morocco" roses out of the water, I heard
12    II,       I|        and a face of cream and roses. One startling, bewitching
13    II,       I|           I cut off one of the roses, and began to pare off the
14    II,       I| submitted, and went back to my roses, where the other girl was
15    II,       I|         Because it injures the roses," I said.~ ~"Well, let them
16    II,       I|       alone! Who cares for the roses?"~ ~"Who cares for the roses?"
17    II,       I|   roses?"~ ~"Who cares for the roses?" Is not that strange? A
18    II,       I|     with birch trees, and wild roses and other flowers were peeping
19    II,      II|   Because the cetonia lives on roses; and of the holy scarabæus
20    II,      II|        he dies of the odour of roses. As soon as the roses begin
21    II,      II|       of roses. As soon as the roses begin to bloom the scarabæus
22    II,       V|                       V.~ ~HOW ROSES ARE INOCULATED.~ ~The same
23    II,       V|       am greatly interested in roses, and should like to see
24    II,       V| interest in my favourites, the roses, and turned to me for a