pleasure garden

"So I took the idea of making it a pleasure garden, where the art is in the planting."

The pleasure gardens were more crowded, especially the dark parts.

The land was purchased in 1886 and laid out as a pleasure garden by 1891.

Several of his songs were written for performance in London's pleasure gardens.

Bowen Park is a small public pleasure garden with a long history dating back to 1863.

He told of the pleasure gardens, the coffee and chocolate houses, the play.

One day the prince decides to go to a royal pleasure garden.

It looked like the entrance to a pleasure garden or fairground.

It was designed for mediation and contemplation, not as a pleasure garden.

The pleasure gardens were the chief institutions for the performance of music by English composers.

"Do you think / am this moment walking in a pleasure garden?"

No more false starts, as in the pleasure gardens, but the real beginning of a deep mystery between them.

The still existing pleasure garden has developed from it.

I will give him my pleasure garden and take refuge in his teachings."

He rose, said farewell to the mango tree and the pleasure garden.

He just wants to be left in his pleasure gardens with his wives.

They were still popular in some countries a few hundred years ago, for example, in pleasure gardens.

"In his pleasure gardens he will have her feeding from his hand."

In the end the Pleasure Gardens as they were called started running at a loss and was closed by 1914.

The changes that he made to the pleasure gardens there had a lasting influence on the park's reputation.

I found that out in the pleasure garden.

There is doubtless great loneliness, for example, in a rich man's pleasure gardens.

The second encounter the prince again sets out for the pleasure garden, but sees a sick man.

It must be remembered, too, that the contents of a pleasure garden are not necessarily always viewed in only one light.

Or in a pleasure garden somewhere, with someone.