... (Hedges hair), red clover (Tritolium pretense). lychnis (Leohnis veep.), red campion (technis churns), hawkweed two varieties, blackberry (Ruhus frutriooaes), heath (Erica cenersa), charlock (Simple arrense). dandelion. dark (Rumex obtusifolius) melitot (Melitotus ...

... only MY tired, bat nig warm as well. threshes bed buret open at Slie side, her new gingham apace had been torn by a Thiene blackberry briar, and her hair, usua ll y so msoothly ooiled, was tctttered over ber shoulders in the wildest confusion. Pl take the ...

... tolosec thilkow. d Kn. Hobbs west thethreing blackberries up at the heath, ant sorrows with the map and her i IM the fruit, Mr. Alden, with hie tlt hplan la • tin box, and • pealed la • k was laibmint 11, • and am spael= e e t =ra a dman. wads dali& ...

... the fun and excitement than for the worth of the nuts. Another pastime--but this is now almost made a business of—.via., blackberrying, or bumblekiting, or blegging, whichever you like to call it, will be in full swing. and, though only wild fruit, they ...

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... now of the district round Knareeborough. Also, blackberries promise to be fairly plentiful, though a lack of sunshine is keeping this eu=nlent morsel of a berry in a green state. Whenever one eats blackberries, one thinke it a great pity that so delicious ...

... pastime is in saaaoii, the bracken glows in every shade of yellow and brown. Over low-lying bushes, purple aad scarlet with blackberries trails the gorgeous jewellery the iryooy, relieved tbe poorly •eed-tufta the wild clematis, that ths old herbalist sweetly ...

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... steps, sod sat down to rest and eat our candy. When were rested, Lucy said« We are almost the river, let there and get some blackberries off the bashes that grow close by.” “Oh. don’ll” said ”1 afraid the water.” -1 ain’t afraid,” replied Locj. Aod abe ran ...

... the defendent Gallagher appeared to oa the wateb. Defendants ran away, but upon being they raid they had being getting blackberries. They also gave wrong name*. Afterwards found three wire snare* in tbe fence.—lFiUwm BmU, gamekeeper, corroborated, adding ...

... the market. They arc delicious in tarts ani puddings, but, for dietetic reasons, should always be combined with blackberries or blackberry jam when being prepared for the table. TOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE? WORLD-FAMED THE GBEAT BLOOD POBIPIXE RESTORER ...

... Jemmy says he’s mere than onco seen Dan’s brother Jack about tlio meadow fenco, with tin bucket •long, |>rutcnding to bo black-berrying. Now, who knows wtielhor tliat bucket carries homo milk berries? TJieir aunt, Peggy Burnet, Isn’t bit too honost, to mind ...