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Sentence
But
in
the
garden
was
life
in
all
its
glad
and
bright
hues:
the
early
roses
and
the
late
violets
opened
their
urns,
exhaling
in
perfume
the
drops
they
caught,
till
every
breath
was
pleasure;
the
laburnums,
those
prodigals
of
fleeting
wealth,
were
covered
with
gold;
and
the
Persian
lilacs
waved
graceful
as
the
Circassian
maidens,
to
whom
they
are
so
often
compared
in
eastern
song.
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But in the garden was life in all its glad and bright hues: the early roses and the late violets opened their urns, exhaling in perfume the drops they caught, till every breath was pleasure; the laburnums, those prodigals of fleeting wealth, were covered with gold; and the Persian lilacs waved graceful as the Circassian maidens, to whom they are so often compared in eastern song.
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