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*Tennyson: "The grand old gardener and his Wife smile at the claims of long descent", later changed to "the gardener Adam".  Reference to the Garden of Eden, start of a race.  Also possibly ties to Cincinattus in that Cincinnatus remained a farmer even after temporarily assuming dictatorship of Rome.
 
*Tennyson: "The grand old gardener and his Wife smile at the claims of long descent", later changed to "the gardener Adam".  Reference to the Garden of Eden, start of a race.  Also possibly ties to Cincinattus in that Cincinnatus remained a farmer even after temporarily assuming dictatorship of Rome.
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  • Tennyson: "The grand old gardener and his Wife smile at the claims of long descent", later changed to "the gardener Adam". Reference to the Garden of Eden, start of a race. Also possibly ties to Cincinattus in that Cincinnatus remained a farmer even after temporarily assuming dictatorship of Rome.