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Now let's read and relax.

Find a comfortable spot.

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Take a nice deep breath in. Let it out slowly and off we go. Tonight we're relaxing with a work suggested by one of your fellow listeners and another

Patreon supporter Lisa B. We're reading Wild Flowers Worth Knowing, adapted by Aesadon Dickinson, From Nature's Garden by Nelchi Blanchin, first published in 1917.

Let's begin.

Preface A still more popular edition of what has proved to the author to be a surprisingly popular book has been prepared by

the able hand of Mr. Aesa Don Dickinson and is now offered in the hope that many more people will find the wild flowers in

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