... fast as I laded it eaut, but couldno' give o'er becose it wur sich gam; when Pre titled to ha' my e'en welly scrod eaut wi' blackberry trees, an my clooas shut ribbins we makkin gaps for bigger lads i' wiekthurn hedges; when I recollect beaw sweet a buttereake ...

... — siou had maw reiched t' lone in which t' &it lay, an' there were bonny hedgerows on oather side, full o' dog,roses, an blackberry bushes, an ferns, Wl' here and theer a cluster o' bluebells. Th' curate back to Bill again. They were gettin very thick ...

... ticklish one, and will require judicious handling in times like the present, when orders are not quite so plentiful as blackberries in Sept;mber. The Blackburn Chamber of Commerce are talking about arranging a commercial mission to China, presumably with ...

... Schofield, Hilddersfield : '4024 &trail Hannah Schofielj, '4025 Arnold Schofield, • I, .LET,aRS, NOTES E. Thy/site's driaing of blackberry tree and flowers was very fair; but he must keep on practicing a lot. I thank John Fielding (Great Lem) for the pretty card ...

... two teaspoonfuls of this with cold milk, boiling milk and cook until it thickens. with salt or sugar, like a custard, or blackberry jelly. This is a sure cure for dysentery. Wormwood boiled in %inegar and applied with enough clothes wrapped round to flesh ...

... she could tell on what month the swallow came, when to expect the first snow-drop or blue-bell or Mayblossom, when the blackberries would be ripe, when to look for raspberries, and a lot more things that they don't teach in the Board Schools, but ought ...

... pleasing; in the rural lanes the hawthorn was in snowy bloom; some of the leaves w , tre falling from the trees, but the blackberry was in gay blossom also, and the hedges were golden with dandelion flowers, whilst amidst the grass of the copses the little ...

... discomfiture. She and her girl friends planned an exoursion to some woods which were not very much frequented, but where blackberries grew abundantly. They agreed meet at the house of the one who lived nearest the woods, and they were all there when Molly ...

... pleased to hear that though I am blind I spend much of my time in reading. I have read Tabby's Travels and Bessie, the Blackberry Gatherer. I am very fond of poetry. I have read some of Longfellow's poems. I can recite The Reaper and the Flowers. ...

... though be declared lemon cheese was his pet aversion; Nancy begged him to take a blano mange ; Hannah pressed him to try her blackberry jelly; Voice wanted him to partake of her concord; while Rachel and Harriet heaped up his plate with cold barn, and bread ...

... and planting his fist in her eye, the result being a quick and spontaneous growth of what Gregg pater facetiously termed 'blackberry-blossom? Sometimes these matrimonial recriminations were continued, with intervals of snspence to the ohildren, Maria especially ...

... t' fooakes as wer peearked on t' heawse tops. T' princes an princesses were coming. Lois on went past. They were as n as blackberries. But eawr Peggy kept tu;ing Which is t' Queen? Which is t' Queen? Bless her! Here she is Here she is! Here comes the ...