... what might have been! Charley burst into tears. And I had so set my heart on having it for tea, with cottage cheese and blackberries and cream ! almost sobbed poor Charley, averting her eyes from the shrivelled failure. There, take it away, Joanna ! ...

... had moved in that world a queen, ignoring old ties and utterly forgetful of the days when she used to go a-berrying in the blackberry patch down by the paper-mill with him whose grave had been for many a year green on the hillside yonder. He remembered all ...

... now well-nigh stripped of their leaves, they almost wholly excluded the rays of the moon. The tall edges of hawthorn, and blackberry too, on either side, yet retained their covering, and formed an almost impenetrable fence. The scene was sufficiently impressive ...

... the dish, and put in the apples, and fill up the intervals with rice, and bake it in the oven till it is a fine colour. BLACKBERRY JAM is the greatest, the most innocent, and certainly the least expensive treat that can be provided for children, and, ...

... clustering acorns begin to fall, and the angular beechmast studs the ground. The juicy raspberry has departed, but the big blackberries pout from the trailing branches. The elder bushes are laden with their dark fruit, relieved by the red stalks and fading ...