Chapter

 1 7 | window opened gaily upon his garden, from which a reviving breath
 2 16| hotel on week days and a tea garden on Sundays. There is a magnificent
 3 16|    magnificent view from the garden, which is at the height
 4 17|      at the other end of the garden when she arrived, and she
 5 17|  opened the windows upon the garden, and, as we watched the
 6 17|     days when she ran in the garden, like a child of ten, after
 7 18| women went for a walk in the garden, and when I joined them
 8 18|      at the other end of the garden, went to the drawer, and
 9 19|    was waiting for me at the garden gate. She looked at me anxiously.
10 19|  little house was a charming garden, surrounded by walls high