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Practice Listening: Highlight Incorrect Words
ID: #52227
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Public Parks
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Those who make public parks are apt to learn too much and to injure not only the beauty, but the practical value of their creations by loading them with unnecessary and inexpensive details. From the time when landscape gardening was first practiced as a fine art to the present day, park makers have been ambitious to mend the face of nature—to dig lakes where lakes did not exist and to fill up lakes where they did tasks, to cut down natural hills and to raise artificial ones, to plant in one place and to clear in another, and generally to spend money in construction entirely out of proportion to the cost of the results obtained.
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