... albeit • life that IS reached through death. is to collect press lovely coloured leaves. be earreit We initiated know. blackberry leaves °Nina, sprays hedges perfect for shadings and rich colouring. som. insects getting reedy their winter sluep: others ...

... by the young people of the adjacent village and vicinity in pleasure parties to the woods and numerous excursions to the blackberry thicket which gave the name of Briarfield to Uncle Bedford’s neighbourhood Flossie ever the leading spirit ever centre of ...

... wiped over damp cloth is improved greatly by adding half pound of peeled and cored sour sharp apples to every pound of blackberries is old saying woman throw out with a spoon faster can throw in with shovel Without reference to this apparent injustice ...

... dark and if there had time to care of it her hair would in natural crinkles shifting lights She brown freckled had to pick blackberries in broiling midday sun Her were calloused with hard housework and wore felt slippers did no justice to her naturally retty ...

... bows of dark black velvet poppies pink or red) cornflowers chrysanthemums or in act flowers or berries— spray or wreath of blackberries ripe unripe crowns of o’ Shanter shape are now worn with fancy slightly turned up for example apricot crown with Mack coarse ...

... hands and trust to generosity” “ Yes if home but he has sailed “There the woods rocky hills Yes Master Peasegood plenty blackberries liaws coid nig-1-dews ferns Ball man we cant live like here in this Christian land ilns is not a place where can be happy ...

... of potassium applied with camel’s-hair brush rinsed in cold water Blackberry Wise brambles ripe picked quite dry them into an jar cover them with boiling water Some people the blackberries down others leave the in a cool all night Strain through sieve into ...

... are more disturbances or Sundays for the wildest talk roost blasphemy are habitually orators possession If they heads be blackberries APSLEY HOUSE funny story is told of the Bite occupied by Apsley House One George II recognising old soldier who fought ...

... used to hare) he added in an undertone I think she married • captain Thompson, but then Thompsons are as plentiful as blackberries, so this may not be the same. _ I shouldn't wonder if it was, said Miss Downing. 1 think I did hear that Mrs. Forbes ...

... lieless— ay and ditches, too - for littie weyside Sewers with old-world, eouatriesd and mimes bone with lips stained with blackberry-juicy when onr glass• houses are bristling with pins apples and Man:Thal Niel roses- that's Paul. A gesius ! ' smiled ...

... the What a time he is _ _ . _ Treason r said Paul's voice behind her. Home wain t built ins day, Elsie, any more than blackberries are picked ins so ond. Its the story, you little despot he went on as he deposited the pri/es he had found at Elsie's ...

... on • hair sieve all night. Add • pound of sugar to each pint of juice, boll, and pour into shapes. Fom..—Prepare lib. of blackberries carefully and of apples which pulp easily ; add the juice of • lemon and put all in a clean saucepan with of castor sugar ...