... the two down in the meadow yonder, sitting b«nd in hand, the monkey tied to the branch of tree by long cord, and eating blackberries. And you don't suppose I went and told Mrs. Lee, youf it went on for five yean. The money in Mr. Graham’s hands was all ...

... maidenhair feme, &o. The pillars of the nave and eide chapels were enwreathed with autumnal-tinted bracken, foliage, corn, blackberries, &c. The window sills were made the receptacles for capital collections of frnit, vegetables, flowers, &c., fruit and ...

... Coolgardiat dietaaoe of 1224 milea, is 38 daja aim boun. For the Uat halt of the journey hie enrage wae 38 Biles a day. Oaowrae blackberries and by law, not‘pn rate property. You may prosecuted for trespass on land whan they grow, but not for theft in taking them ...

... into buttered basin, cover with cloth, and steam for three quarters of an hour. Tara it ont on hot dish, pot some stewed blackberries round, and serve. White Sauce.— Dissolve one ounce butter in etevr-pan; blend with it one ounce of flour and hal a pint ...

... and down and all over and say: * Now, then, Samuel, if you’ve made fule o’ yerself long ’nuff cum here and git piece o’ blackberry pic and a glass o' milk and then tend to them hogs and calves and corn and ’taters, and ask the Lord furgive you fur bein' ...

... Merino family came to breakfast to find china platter holding cars of boiled corn, and a cut glues bowl full of luscious blackberries. “John Constant I can’t eat corn bread every meal, Aunt Vi!” Nina complained. “ When our men folks conic home from the ...

... touch beer or wine, drink so eagerly and confidingly. CULTIVATING THE BLACKBERRY. Mr. Alexander Harley, Stenhouscmuir, writes to the Scotsman follows on the cultivation of the blackberry or bramble: “I visit frequently those who are cultivating the bramble ...

... goods uroal, boiling well. ■ . . A pleasant drink in summer-time for invalids is blackberry cordial. Allow pound of granulated or loaf sugar for each quart of blackberry juice obtained by mashing the berries and then squeezing thepv a cloth. Add to these ...

... anniversary in which had taken part Bnrgeaa Hill. The anniversary season in Mid-Sussex came round just as regularly the blackberry season. Wivelafield led off, and the others followed. He thought those anniversaries were uaaful, because with all their ...

... and the tra s* .. . . actions of hi* time. Old Chaldea, belipf in ! astrology appears have gained ground to England wild blackberries. But—you seem ’n. il “• they Became more familiar with .viVmt a.i.n 1 man. at six, and haw had philosophy, and tho history ...

... most talk as little possible.” “Doc,” eagerly asked Mrs. Greymairs husband, there any nope of it’s becoming chronic This blackberry pie isn't nearly as good as thorn mother need to make* No; 1 told your mother this morning when she made it that you would ...

... cram of all instruction about ( milk, cheese, butter, leather, and so on. Over 60 per cent, had never seen growing com, blackberries, or potatoes; per cent, did not know beans. Bags and other articles made of leather required : by the Post Office for ...