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Title: A Sheaf of Roses
Author: Elizabeth Gordon
Release Date: February 9, 2015 [eBook #48215]
Language: English
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Contents
A Sheaf of Roses
A Bunch of Roses
White Cherokee
Cecil Bruner
Frau Karl Druski
White Banksia
Rose of Old Castile
Safrano
Pink Cherokee
Jacqueminot
Gold of Ophir
Ragged Robin
Killarney
Marie Van Houte
American Beauty
The Rainbow Rose
Sweet Brier Rose
Transcriber’s Notes
This book is dedicated to all kindred spirits who love the beautiful in Nature; and is especially inscribed to my loyal friends of the Pacific coast.
Elizabeth Gordon
A Sheaf of Roses
Of lovers’ tears and sobs,
And deep within its glowing heart
The heart of true love throbs;
Each rose that blooms an emblem is
Of love divine and true,
And I have made a sheaf of them
To send, with love, to you.
A Bunch of Roses
Or houses made by hands;
More precious than the glowing gems
Men seek in distant lands;
Breathing of love and purity,
Of constant hearts and true;
A bunch of roses, God’s own gift,