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... character alone, and her next weak, exhibited at the New Gallery, the named Bacehente, • longidag-faced, bappy.looking blackberry gatherer, the Agar° dressed in red and illumined by the setting run. This was followed by what many oonsidered was one of ...
... of a stick her baskets of flowers. NOTES AND QUERIES. various galleries. Specimens of gathered together in the oto —Are blackberries worth cultivating P the handiwork the tw o Kaulbachs, of Munich, of improved kinds. —8w es. Menzel, Defregger, Knaus, Leubach ...
... times, like the proportions for jam making, vary with the season. Lastly, one word of warning. Many wild fruits, such as blackberries, bullaces, sloes, &c., make delicious preserves, but as they must be dry for this purpose, and you cannot be sure through ...
... quantity of sugar, a little over the weight of wrung contrary ways till every drop of juice is extracted, the fruit. Put the blackberries in, let it boil up once, then bottle, and cork it. (This can be coloured with Gant de Budde and other cochineal and indigo ...
... trimmings of varioa with ac reamish tint, The train , 3 yards long, idea of a feotly plain wri the front of black chiffon, blackberries in jet (specially kinds; some of nad. Mothers of large famili-. bordered by orange and myrtle. ite deadly whiteness. in ...
... members to have luncheon, dinner, or admired, is an adaptation of a costume study, which was published tasellick design of blackberries, or any other flower Toothed , , tea A lady has written to us asking whether our ourrespendent's suggestion could not be ...
... with baskets to no good. Time was and had been. Now Time is ; Mohammedan, and Christian she learns as they van picking blackberries—it is not too hot to walk. Alas !if and the sisters were powerless. With a shriek Mrs teach, and she cherishes the name ...
... little line and resembles an English winding country lane more than a railway, lined with foxgloves, mullen. honeysuckle and blackberry bushes creeping up to the very metals. For some distance it runs along the edge of the pine forest, and is always interesting ...
... intermixed and side by side. Of flowers thereare some left still, but not many, harebell and hawkweed principally; there are blackberry bushes covered with spring, summer, and autumn all together; blossoms and buds, red and black berries and scarlet leaves—they ...
... perfect. Divided into rambles they are c'etr and concise, breezily wi itten and full of suggest i ous of bracing air, blackberries and gorse,. veered English commons. There is not a superfluous word and eceliwydesci ibetl. For tbis lut ter the riterdeserw ...
... pretty féte dress was and leaves.— Nut The eame, they are potent to us back into equare tabs COV and paffed in old with blackberries ; style, with knots Like enemies striving, yet loving like brothers made of one of the new cream to be darned ; this dress ...
... 6 Henshaw. A very Alnwick Castle, more almost than any other residence in exhibition is likely to prove a and a spray of blackberry Great Britain, retains its old warlike and feudal character. Londoners and their country friends, for, while Mr Tussaud ...