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Around us are the hedges 'with golden gorse bright blossoming, as none blossom now-a-day.'
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When the golden gorse and purple heather are in bloom it presents a glorious prospect to the vision.
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When the golden gorse and purple heather are in bloom upon the downs it forms a most attractive scene.
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Beyond it the downs extend, in almost illimitable ranges ascending to the wild golden gorse, to the purple heather.
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They turned and walked down the sunny bit of slope, where the bees were busy among the golden gorse blossoms.
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Apollo glided along a desolate white way between creamy and silver grasses artistically intermingled, and burning, golden gorse, which caught the sun.
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And as romance of motive clothes barren rocks in rich hues and waste bogland in golden gorse, it does like loving service for homely characters.
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They drove through great red fields of sarasson, hedged by long banks of earth, which were masses of golden gorse and bronzed and crimson ferns.