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... mine Foroitnre—a veritable house of Plenty. Here fa no beggarly account ef empty boxes. The rooms are studded thick as blackberries, and everything sound as roach—good, presentable, appreciable, serviceable. useful, genteel. There are no pamped-ont swaggerers ...
... Auchry Cottage. Raspberry jelly—l K Reid, Cairnhill; 2 Mary Reid, Bogs of Latih Marmalade—l Miss Cowie, Hare mo*.'; 2 K Reid. Blackberry jam—l Miss Cowie, 2 Clark, Anchry Cottage. Ginger be and Barbara Booth, Teucbar. Love letter by lady 1 Miss Rettio, Garmond; ...
... The farm booms stood midway op the elope, feting the eolith. A yard' in front was well stocked with hail ad cabbage, and blackberry bushes. It wee surrounded and sheltered by boartree bushes, and roweetree, a favourite in the district, and viewed thee ...
... Largest Strawberries, J Skinner. Black currants, M Bell. Fruit Wreath, Bell. Cherries, J Skinner. Apples, Jane Cooper. Blackberries largest, J Cardno. Veortables (Class 1.) —Savoys, James Arthur, PeathilU Heads Cauliflower, J Cardno, Tillnamoult. Cabbages ...
... t a redingote with Polish sleeve for lady. Likewise is given, with this part, charming I coloured picture of birds and blackberries, intended las a design for painting or embroidery. Music, j poetry, pastimes, and many useful hints in the corres[>ondence ...
... PHOTOGRAPHING THE SULTAN. --Pbotoginbe of His Imperisl flightless Abdul Asia are, of course, as pleetiful in Paris as blackberries, or as productions of those same photographs are, probably, by this time in London. Thu Sultan's fade do rail could not ...
... “Bending with tluee-pronged fork in a garden uprooting potatoes.” What years they were then! Great books clustered like blackberries in every publisher’s list, and I am, of course, taking account of but a few of the most typical. Think of a year like 1850 ...
... the while rose, bramble, and sprays of ros« buds, ami in the centre, on plain damask ground, are sprays of wild ruses and blackberries. An inner border of moss scroll and bramble foliage goes round a centre-piece of white roses and buds, leaves, ...
... Mrs Mullen took her in, washed her face, bound up her sore and swollen feet, and heard her story, related over a bowl of black-berries and milk. . I don't blame you, child, said she. I'd a-done the same myself. As for me, I don't keep a girl. I ...