The Pale Garden
The garden had always belonged to someone else. That was the first lesson Eleanor Whitcombe learned, though she did not know it was a lesson until decades had passed and the roses grew too wild even for her to name them. Kent, the county people called the Garden of England, was a name Eleanor never understood. Kent had no garden. Kent had fields—crops planted by seasons, hedgerows cut by hands...
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