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... Seaside--A Visit to the Broads-Earning Money --The Lighthouse-In the Cornflelds—Gathering Nnts and Blackberries--A Day in the Hop-Garden—Ripe Blackberries—Red Ripe Apples —Lost Archie -Nell, the Newfoundland Dog—ln the Snow. It is gratifying to think that ...
... woods and are not easily got at): for ibex and chamois August and September, and again in the spring ; for bears during the blackberry season In September, when they are busy with the wild fruits ; for wild boar any time. Partridge, fnneolin, woodcock, and ...
... Had it not been for the shooting away of the heather into a state of splendid luxuriance, and the abundant growth of the blackberry plant, I have no doubt that the disease would yet be raging. Healthy heather will make healthy birds, and e eonrerso. N ...
... Seaside-A Visit to the Broads--Earning Money -The Lighthouse-In the Cornfields -Gathering Nuts and Blackberries-A Day in the Hop-Garden-Ripe Blackberries—Red Ripe Apples—Lost Archie —Nell, the Newfoundland Dog —ln the Snow. It is gratifying to think that ...
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... Birds-Goiug to the Seaside-A Visit to the Broads-Earning Hooey --The Lighthouse - Iu the Cornfields --Gathering Nuts and Blackberries—A Day in the Hop-Gardeu -Ripe 1310 ckberries —Red-Ripe A pples —Lost Archie —Nell, the Newfoundland Dog--In the Snow. It ...
... there are golden buttercups, and pi ik campions, and dark briony, and the browner nut-bush ;s, and the pale blossoms of the blackberry, and the delicate yellow s and reds of the many flowering grasses, and the large bunches of white bloom on the wayfaring ...
... birds on New Hampshire Hills are feasted with raspberries, the mountains of North Caro.ina and Tennessee are purple with blackberries which go to waste, and the time has been wilen . an extra good crop of peaches in Delaware has meant a million baskets ...
... assuming a wild river-like appearance. I should like to turn out a national school to pasture on the never-ending succession of blackberry bushes. I returned by the pleasant high road, with its green margin wider than the road itself, and bordering on some of ...
... lb, $3 300 to tb, $3 660 to $3 86c. «ne Apples—2 lb, $1 600 to $0 oc. Chemaa—Red $0 0c to $1 30c, white $2 Oo to sooc. Blackberries—so Oo to $1 26c. $8^ * _ * 10 * l 25 °' P** *—si 200 to 76c, Bartlett $1 75c to $2 26c. —Marrowfat $1 to 00, early |l 600 ...
... chiwney at the rear of a large Ch.f]el in the town was struck by the lightning and fell. At Whitmore two women who had been blackberrying took refuge under a tree, where the electric current killed one instantaneously and burnt the other most horribly, in all ...
... assuming a wild river-like appearance. I should like to turn out a national school to pasture on the never-ending succession of blackberry bushes. I returned by the pleasant high road, with its green margin wider than the road itself, and bordering on sonie of ...