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in the United States, this book and its supplement exerted a great influence on popular taste. Sargent's influence may also be seen more directly in the horticultural interests of his kinsmen, Hunnewell and
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was a visitor to "Wodenethe", named for the Saxon for "sylvan promontory". While "Wodenethe" was their primary residence, the
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Sargent studied law in the Boston office of Samuel
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