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11377	Blackwood, Algernon	The Man Whom the Trees Loved			.txt	text/plain	26595	1905	86	"Yes, Sanderson knows what he's doing when he paints a tree!" thought old David Bittacy, C.B., late of the Woods and Forests. "I do think, perhaps, it was just a little extravagant, dear," said Mrs. Bittacy, referring to the cedar check, "when we want a lawnmower so probably explain his world of things he had always felt about--trees. forests, in great gatherings of trees everywhere, seemed so real and "Ah," said Sanderson gently, "but there _is_ 'God' in the trees. trees,"--his voice grew almost solemn as he said the words--"is saw came from the enveloping forest just beyond their little garden. been said, to the days in India when the trees took her husband off and way of the life of the trees, she felt a sheet of cold fasten tight life and breathing of the trees he loved. trees felt, that stood in their way.	./cache/11377.txt	./txt/11377.txt