The Soft Lawn Eau de Parfum

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�They hopped the fence of the Governor's Mansion, laid side by side on the cool grass tennis court, and invented constellations until the sunrise usurped their astral empire.��-Claude LeCoq Claude LeCoq published his first book, The Soft Lawn, in 1916 while still attending Princeton University. A controversial portrait of adolescent upper-class rebellion in New England, the coming-of-age story follows Hampton Perry, a charmingly snotty college tennis champ who, after years of having everything handed to him on a silver platter, finds himself handing it all back. Like a spring breeze, light as musk, with verdant leaves, laurel, and sweetly clean linden blossom. A great leisure fragrance, wear The Soft Lawn on weekends or anytime you wish it were the weekend.