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... tor ten harvest hands, did a two weeks waahing and the milking, made a calico dress, practised her music lesson, west blackberrying, gathered a gallon, walked to town in the evening to attend a concert, and walked home again before bedtime In one of the ...
... got breakfast dinner j supper for ten harvest weeks’ washing and the milking a calico dress practised her music lesson blackberrying gathered gallon to town the evening walked home again before bedtime In the Connecticut recently woman testifying on behalf ...
... graa illy .. , the train, and a small of the ivor. \ ti worn knotted the chest. A whit stnw hat v.i-h lilac feathers and blackberries. lie \in .-in: i thre« wishes of pale lavender with 1 r bows l' i. f.inged reeds in the centre r.f the fr .nt -dth, the ...
... There have further been found abundantly the stones of sloes, bird cherries, and wild plums, and seeds of the raspberry’, blackberry, and strawberry, showing that these fruits of the foreet were used food. According to Dr. Keller, the lake colonists of ...
... There have further been found abundantly the stones of aloes, bird cherries, and wild plums, and seeds of the raspberry, blackberry, and strawberry, showing that these fruits of the forest were used as food. According to Dr. Keller, the lake colonists ...
... restricted in the Canton of Lucerne There have found abundantly the of sloes bird-cherries wild plums seeds the raspberry blackberry strawberry showing these of the were used food According to Dr Keller the lake colonists of Age drew thtir sustenance chiefly ...
... and these of fat fruitful Somersetshire are in their glory. ild hop and clematis let fall their graceful branches ; the blackberry appears black, red, and green the same bough the wild geraniums twinkle with sweet modesty below ; startling crimson bunches ...
... to Blackberries in tho first part of King Henry IV, “Shall the blessed sun of heaven prove a michcr.and eat Blackberries In explanation which, it may noted that in the Forest of Dean to mooch Blackberries, simply mooch, means to pick Blackberries, and ...
... l at conclusion that are 2700 of apples 1800 names 2200 pears 150 plums of native grapes of currants raspberries 30 of blackberries The aggregate value crop necticut valley is 4000000 dols large packinghouses in Har ford iu will likely to have business ...
... apples, knows be ISO! yams. ;2 200 of pears, 150 $OO of one native grapes, fel of currants, 80 of raspberries, and 80 of blackberries. _ _ _ The earrerate vane of the tobacco crop in the Con orc`tcut valley le 4 000,000 dots. The largo pukinghomes i n Li ...
... known by 1,800 names ; 2 200 of pear. 160 of plums, 300 of our native grapes, of currants. 80 of raspberries, and 80 of blackberries. The aggregate value of the tobseco crop in the Con melons Taney la about 4000,000 dole The large peekingbenne to Hanford ...
... of apples known b? 1,800 names ; 2,200 pears, 150 of plums, SOOof our native grapes, 50 currants. 80 raspberries, and 30 blackberries. The aggregate value of the tobacco crop the Con nectlcut valley about 4.000.000 dola. The large packinghouses In Hartford ...