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We employ analysis cookies to continually improve and update our websites and services for you. LanguageRecognizer: Used to recognize the language of the user. Expiration: 30 days.cookieNoticeAll: Used to check whether the user allows all cookies. Expiration: Session.cookieNoticeFunctional: Used to check whether the user allows social media cookies. Expiration: Session.cookieNoticeGA: Used to check whether the user allows analysis cookies. Expiration: Session.cookieNoticeTech: Used to check whether the user allows technically necessary cookies. Expiration: Session.PHPSESSID: Necessary cookie for managing php sessions.These cookies are never used for purposes other than specified here. The information contained in the cookies is not used to identify you personally. You can block or delete these cookies in your browser settings, but in doing so you risk the danger of preventing several parts of the website from functioning properly. Rather than hating its remoteness and dilapidation, Elizabeth sees her sojourn there as an opportunity to create a beautiful garden in which she can spend time thinking about the world, playing with her beloved daughters and tolerating the occasional visitor.Cookies are a technical feature necessary for the basic functions of the website. Written as a series of diary entries, Elizabeth is a wild spirit whose minor eccentricities (she is happiest when eating salad outdoors) bemuse the servants and shock the high-born neighbours of her husband's family estate in northern Germany. Subversive, witty and a beautiful meditation on the joys of gardening, it was a huge bestseller and firmly established von Arnim's reputation as an author. In it she mines her unhappy marriage to an overbearing Count – the 'Man of Wrath' – and the mores of the German landed gentry. Best known for The Enchanted April, Elizabeth von Arnim's first novel, the semi-autobiographical Elizabeth and her German Garden, was published anonymously in 1898.

Elisabeth and her german garden