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... making of jellies is another branch of the labour, and Si no more dificult. supposing oommoneense is broaght to beer. Since blackberries and apples are the most turual ingredients for jelly. September is the month when we most turn our attention pecticularly ...

... seconded. — Mr. W. Fit:he/tee Brockholes (chairman) pointed out that the of the bill wee to present triennia and damage by blackberry picking over farms. in fact earthing of that kind which nuiefht to be protected in the of the occupier of the land. Afer ...

... from disturbing the pme during • critical period of the shooting season. Village children have long been debarred from blackberrying and nutting by the sacred pheasant; and where mushrooming is also forbidden, they will god their dr.ab lives more dreary ...

... sunlit gelds, allowing the wind to blow his mat in wide around him. Bet presently the taunt of thole two girls with the blackberries ciime tack to him, end he turned to go down another way so as to avoid the risk of again meeting them. On the border of ...

... hair hang down sour back as long as possible, or by brushing and combing it. _ - The following recipe makes s delicious blackberry pudding:—Beat up two eggs in half-a-pint of milk, add a pinch of salt, two tablespoonfuls of sugar. a little butter (melted) ...

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