... over, pang seizes upon the breasts of now brown and yellow, and long trailing branches of bramble, now laden with ripe blackberries, the both Nan and Penelope. Neither of their guests, Rome or Croker, show the slightest symptom of a desire to leaves enriched ...

... made it myself, last year, of ripe blackberries. Indeed I will ! Your own wine? Yet:mown melting, Miss Armorel? Wine of Samson—the glorious vintage of the blackberry ! in pies and in jamputs 1 know the blackberry—hut not. as yet, in decanters, Thank ...

... with a most delectable ball of white froth at the top. Also. Roland remarked the presence of the decanter containing the blackberry wine. Now you shall have some 'nipper. Armorel assumed the head of the table and took up the carving -knife. No, thank ...

... ; the cherry brandy for a cold and stormy • night; the elderberry wine, good mulled and spiced I at Chriennas•time; the blackberry wine; the homei made distilled waters—lavender water, Hungary water, Cyprus water, and the Divine Curdlel itself, which ...

... was unknown. And where can I find—l should like to know—a London girl who understands cherry brandy, and can make her 'own blackberry wine I You want to please me, Roland, because you are going away and I am unhappy. She hung her head in sadness too ...

... yet that was fit to feed a shingle mill. Give me a fillet of elephant veal. Kill that little fat elephant that eats the blackberries nights. Fix up a little Roman salad,' he says, 'and put a quart Royal Berton Sec on ice for me. I will then take a little ...

... slumber. 1, therefore, rose from my couch, and long before any one was stirring in the vale below I had breakfasted off blackberries plucked far up the mountain behind the hotel, returning with a splendid appetite for another total of s more substantial ...

... seems it is not cultivated at all, but the fruit merely cropped from the wild shrub in the forests, in the same way as blackberries are gathered from the hedge. rows in England. The British Consul at Chili, however, in a letter to the Curator of Kew Gardens ...

... then have wine ready for use, without further labour, that you will appreciate, and never do without if you can help it. Blackberries and grapes may be treated in the same manner; both make excellent wine. JAMES GOODY/UAW, Westport, Mass., V.S. ...

... Lieutenant Stairs ascended to the height of ten thousand feet above the sea, bringing down specimens of plants, giant heather, blackberries, and bilberries. In all of these Emin Pasha, an ardent botanist, took great delight. The mountain was frequently enveloped ...

... of pasture land as would make your cowboys out \Vest mad with envy ; and right under the burning Equator we have fed on blackberries and bilberries, and quenched our thirst with crystal water fresh from the snow beds. We have also liven able to add nearly' ...

... laden with the last trunk. Nor did they so much as remove the stopper from the decanter containing a bottle of the famous blackberry wine, tee primest era of Samson, opened expressly for his dinner. Yet this was not wasted either, for Justimau, who knew ...