> With some poetic license, the city might be considered a garden, with > buildings growing out of the ground, and might become "ghostly" on a dark, > foggy day. > Or at night. Or a smoggy day. She also mentions dirty trees & wishing wells as being party of the city (or ghostly garden). Also Nathan grumbles at the gray (ghostly gray?). Thank you, Paul! Always seemed obvious to me! Mark in Seattle
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