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... affording a valuable fo el for iga Others reek elderberries to sell for making wine, and for a few weeke a trade 1s done in blackberries. Chair - menders and basket • makers freoreat the shore of the little mere or lake looking for and flags ; the old rush ...
... ith brash and co.:, for weeks with a pair of black eyes peering out from under sweaty dirk brows asd a month smeared with blackberry juice. That was Dora. Dorris people adled her there. aboate—D xa Meldrect, the wildest tomboy r of a girl, the uuciest4ongued ...
... meal, which consisted uniformly of bread from the village, and, milk purchased of a neighbour, though sometimes were added blackberries from the hills, or a cod or haddock from the bay. Her father wan too suspicious to have mush to do with his neighbours ...
... inaction. According to the Preach Press, our opportunity has passed. . Rumours, it need not be said,were es plentiful as blackberries, and generally were of a meet alarming nature. In few quarters were any sanguine hopes expressed es to the preservation ...
... similarly plums, which are preserved In the autumn to a fabulous extent for the food of the population during the next spring, blackberries, raspberries, and all kinds of currants are largely employed in the manufacture jellies and of light wines for invalids ...
... (wife of the Editor of Fraser's Magaginw), and to the flower pieces of Miss AngaTl. Mrs. Norm has pretty little spray of blackberries, and her sister, Miss Elizabeth Eastlake, has capital sketch Dartmoor Bay. ...
... woollen comforter. Gold and silver \ were among tho commoner articles, in an array where gems wero more plentiful than blackberries in autumn. Here and there among the wonderful enumeration occur items that remind us how life is not all jewellery-, nor ...
... NE Eccudirod and 'Twemty I.r of PRES hiVES end MARMALADE, comprising orange marmala~de. goose- berry and asp~lberry and blackberry preserves, in jaye of 161b. each 300ib. of lice black tens, lii boxes of cigars, &o. &o,, without researve., Saleof rignal ...
... Sir Noel Patoo; •' FreDOh and English, ••Convalescent. The Bwi»P. Bunny Dreams. Gathering Wild Ross*, ••gep«e, ** Blackberry Gatherer*, and others, by Birket poster; Intellect and Valour of Great Britain, The Allied Generals heiore Sebastapol ...
... initruc~td to Sel byAtt;3 their Rooumson 2uesdia, the it !seberrv. } .t ilFW0 handxed L5arge J'atrs of k I 1m Go 3lrsw JL -Blackberry PRESEltVES end bSA3LXAL yF;t$' Green TEAS., and other Effec: S ?? nearLeeds. 11essrs. WALMSLEY and soN; are rustracted by ...
... water melon half cut down, and showing the pink heart within, pile of rosy bloom-cheeked peaches, and profusion of garden blackberries, luscious new luxuries me, of which more anon. When man can eat no more, he can still eat fruit—whence the wisdom of our ...
... melon ha!, cut down, and showing the pink hetet within, • pile el ropy blocen•cheeked peaches; and • profusion of garden blackberries, luscious new luxuries to me, of which more anon. When man can eat no more, he can stall eat fruit—whence the wisdom of ...