... his temper at the same tima, he 13 indeed past praying for. No ndnr. when poets and rub:ie speakers are as plentiful as blackberries, to be a “ rhyme slinger ” does not constitute any great claim to distinction. Trua, Joseph ia a poct, but he is more ;he ...

... grow restless, you can go on—** Be. fore I met you this world was a desert to me. I didn't take any pleasure in going blackberrying and stealing rare-ripe vuchuhand it didu't matter whether the sun shone or not. ut what a change in one short year! It ...

... autumn growsj The creamy elder mellowed ioto win., * The russot hip that was -white rose The amber wu‘Shnw iate turned, The blackberry that was E ble born Nor let the seeded clematis rned, Nor pearls, that now are {d the thorn, , Look ! what a lovely posy ...

... Corner \uim-uh. think it is very pretty. I should like very much to go in for the drawing competition. We have been out blackberrying neaily every nll-hurdqy. We picked a great many, and have some nice Jam and puddings made of them. Glastonbury is a very ...

... :“fl‘ bacon. TPut the beef and hare in layers, and place siill, but 1 think that no one who has slept on the quarws of ripe blackberries, well picked and mle‘f!‘.,'u plece of bacon in the middle of them. fi(w«m’ncw chaln matiress with good wool mattress aud ...

... baking tin. When and cool, turn 1% out. Have ready two sorts jam: of contrasting colours, @s apricot and strawjefry, or blackberry and apple jellles, &0., and read alternate strips of the jams, holding e sllver Elh or » plece of cardboard between, to ...

... pay is small, no doubt, because there are 50 many at work in the same field. Btorywriters now-a-days are as plentiful as blackberries Charles Reade and James Payn, the novelists, are sald to have been handsomely remembered in the wills of readers who were ...

... London during the forthcoming season. In London heedy noblemen are supposed to be nearly as pientiful as the proverbial blackberry, and always willing to sacrifice themselves by marrying lovely helresscs with enormous dowrles. | In the meantime Dick Gascoigne ...

... In.the afternoon an infusion of peppermint was sometimes indulged in, and, when the peppermint failed, leaves from the blackberry bush mixed with treacle made an innocent beverage for the ladies of those days.| Do you know that these red-balred people ...

... the articles are taken out and washed they will resist any sudden chauge of temperature. BLACKBERBY SYRUP. — A delicious blackberry syrup can be made by stewi the fruit until tender, straining through :Jelly bag, -nng to every pint of juice adding one ...

... six cups, divide the mixture into these, and bake twenty minutes; turn out, and serve with custard sauce, Blackberry Jam, “Tacy.”—Put blackberries not quite ripe into & %ar, and cover it mclnely: sct the jar in a saucepan ol water over fire, and when it ...

... it Is unique: and Lloyd is more easily replaced % a programme than Santley. Second and third &te ones are as common -as blackberries; there pro dozens before the public now in this country slone, and more appearing every year. Upon what, then, does the ...