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... When the fruita are ripe in the woods away they . go to gather strawberries, raspberries, currants, blackberries, returning with fac e s stain e d wi th juice, and pond of having caught an old woodcock with a broken wing. When playtime is over, Vanya ...

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... September. When blackberrie. boos the lane. What visions of oy I remember When that fairest of months mats; I think of the bright morals' rambles. When sed ge* ere Wands. ♦nd who got caught la the healable* With ale IN the blackberry Uwe. We hung the ...

... strawberry plants in the Fall in that the soil is in better condition, and that the garden and other work is not so pressing. Blackberries and raspberries start very early in the spring, and should be planted in the Fall. If it is desired to propagate the black ...

... as everyone knows, from :bunions and the more humble and commoner blackberry jam is by no means to be despised. Gaod English apples will be very scare& A mixture of apples and blackberries is said to be nice and appetising. Our hedges are literally loaded ...

... GROCERIES. Jar MARMALADE, per Jar. Lit Jar HOMILMADIE MARMALADE, 74 par.'s,. Jr APPLE. DAMSON, PLUM. rd BLACKBERRY JAM, Jar—Jars ...

... Grosaart, for best 12 nabs peas, 2e —let, James Wilson ; 2d, George Walker. Given by Mr D. Urquhart, for best half•quart blackberries—Andrew Blyth. ...

... away. They are much more numerous in wet seasons than dry ones. The making of blackberry jelly and jam during a wet autumn requires greater care. The gathering of the blackberry may be made an excuse for delightful excursions to grassy lanes and breezy commons ...

... tage gardens, im Australia as to be- come an end of New South Wales the blackberry = so the fruit by the ton, in piace of the bushel or with gatherers are familiar. The blackberry is Gimest most abundant on the coast a few miles ; and Bulli. one of the ...

... them before they are ripe ; but a blackberry, unless dead ripe, is the poorest of fruits, whereas when dead ripe it is almost the best. If you be a perpetual peripatetic in the lanes, you will sometimes find the blackberry pretending to rival the orange ...