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... stone, which will in course of time be surrounded and covered by a tine monument. Above it will hang the Queen's wreath of black-berried bays and the wreaths from the Kings of Italy and Portugal. On it was kid the wreath of Princess Beatrice, and round about ...
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... better than crabapple. There would blackberries, perhaps, bigger than the biggest mulberries, and they might even come to lie worn upon ducal coronets in place of the strawberry-leaf. Hut the poor plebeian blackberry is like the honesty and the patience ...
... rage as ever; skirts and bodices of almost every colour and material ars adoraed with it, and black ashes are as commas so blackberries. The Eton jacket is übiquitous, and feather boas, though they only suit one woman out of a hundred, appear at garden parties ...
... lumpy pudding, and then thinks she has done her duty to God man. Maddierry THE sadden yearning evinced amongst womankind for blackberry jam may be grattl to the full. The Women's Gardening Arcola. toe, Lower Sloane Street, has gallantly under. taken to simply ...
... bursting out; the briers, after yielding a luxuriant crop, were again getting into full bloom, and, if unchecked, ripe blackberries might have been gathered by the middle of December ; cattle were seen quietly browsing upon the pastures or reclining in ...
... was kept by her agreeing to what Parliament wished. He would next turn to another misrepresentation—they were as thick as blackberries in autumn. They had been told that the teinds were the gift of pious ...
... be gradually falling into oblivion. This was the belief that after the Rood Fair the evil one put his club foot on the blackberries and made them Prob. ably a different date may be given ia localities beyond the sphere of influence of the Fair, the belief ...
... the fruits which most enrich our orchards, such as the apple, pear, peach, plum, apricot, cherry, strawberry, raspberry, blackberry, ...
... the Reform Bill of 1832, the meetings of the county representatives of the House of Commons, used to be ¢ plentiful as blackberries,” and especially during the middle of November, the great difficulty of the daily press was to find space for an abridged ...