... the Boil six gallons of water with twelve pole& ei brown sugar a quarter of an hour, skimming well,. then pour it on the blackberries and let it stand all night. Next morning strain through a sieve. Have ready • clean cask, and put into it six pounds of ...

... own trouble* and their own needs. The man that will stand being nagged at is a saint, and saints are not as plentiful as blackberries in the world. There's male nagging, my dear, as well is female—male grumbling and never being pleased; and folks who expect ...

... housework and kept the family stockings darned. Don't, Frank ! said Myra. Thera—you ve spilt all my blackberries ! Oh. bother the blackberries ! interjected Frank Feuu ; I can easily get some more. Here, Myra, let me carry the basket. Bat—your ...

... shuddered as she saw the act, and watched him with haggard anxiety. It's blackberry jelly, he said, as he drew a handkerchief from his pocket and wiped his finger; blackberry jelly. Couldn't think what in the name o' sense it was. And dunno how on the ...

... she wore evading the question, replied: To the kingdom of Hawaii. The imexpeoted answer Vats *PP* he of old gsatkunad. BLACKBERRY 'Will mak, egg, half a capful al opoonful of bolting powder, and flour to mks a batter. Place Bunitar.,-Tire latter, • layer ...

... stone-bruise endurable by his gentle tickling of it. I once saw a brown-faoed boy who came home, from an excursion to a blackberry patch, with • thorn in one of his feet. Through days and nights his t srments were excruciating, until he discovered that ...

... more than another. It is noted for the large-heartedness of employers towards their workpeople. Tripe are as common as blackberries, and in the three months June, July, and August each employer tries to make himself conspicuous by chartering a train to ...

... tie down with bladder. This jelly is improved by using equal quantities of bullsces and blackberries. The flavour of the bullsce takes away the of the blackberry. norm—Boil in three gills of milk half the rind of an orange and half the rind of a lemon ...

... week reid occorreuop.) A weaver at a big mil was And 10q. for a *Wilt daw in the piece. Fines of 2a. 6d. are as common as blackberries. yet the average weaver has not yet Peen proper to join the wearers' onion, aud have the lega:itv of the fines tested. ...

... woods around my cabin, and eouttnually lay in wait for me. I oould not go out even in the company of my meld Lure to pick blackberries and wild plums, or gather forest or to get fresh water at the spring. wii.hmt being intercepted by Le Noir and his offensive ...

... luscious blackberry. Are you up in a tree? I'll break my precious neck stumbling through thesmkhorny bushes. I say, Nest —impatiently— where are you? Here! • . . . Her voice comes to him cool and indifferent again, across the blackberry bushes; ...

... that the ecoentrio person who was trying to cut his mouth open with the bit wanted hint to goes fast as be could back to Blackberry. yule. Away he flew as though he were put upon his mettle to win a race, and vainly did Mr. Soratcherd cry: Who.! Whoa ...