"In the garden", painting by L. Delachaux
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"In the garden", painting by L. Delachaux
French vintage postcard

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Leon Delachaux painting (1885) "Le pont de Grez" and (below) Robert Louis Stevenson's poem about the same bridge. Stevenson met his future wife Fanny at Grez-sur-Loing.
KNOW you the river near to Grez, A river deep and clear? Among the lilies all the way, That ancient river runs to-day From snowy weir to weir. Old as the Rhine of great renown, She hurries clear and fast, She runs amain by field and town From south to north, from up to down, To present on from past. The love I hold was borne by her; And now, though far away, My lonely spirit hears the stir Of water round the starling spur Beside the bridge at Grez. So may that love forever hold In life an equal pace; So may that love grow never old, But, clear and pure and fountain-cold, Go on from grace to grace.