... tnultitudous feats of batsmansVp. The cracks have had a grand time with the willow, - centuries have been as common as autumn blackberries, and the leaders posoess quite phenomenal aggregates, Prince Ranjitainhji ' in particular, having far outdone anything ...

... lunips are dissolved; add three wellbeaten eggs, a teaspoonful of butter, a sroall cupful of sugar, and two cupfuls of blackberries, raspberries, strawberries, or stoned cherries. Bake slowly for one hour in a buttered pudding dish.—Gardening PRARL BARLZT ...

... 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 Briarileld to Uncle Bedford's neighbourhood. Flossie Denton was ever the leading spirit, ...

... &ape. Neve: starch it. If you mast slides, pat a very little kingless in the rinsing water. Bircsamsr Jatar.Put 411). of blackberries with half • piat of mitre into a poisoning pas. Cook tin soft, Uses through a sieve. will, iseseare the juke book the pas ...

... temptation is too strong to resist, when assay of the works on the sails repretest an of COO a The Turners are as plettiful as blackberries, end there is one of the BA* Claude. in the world. I remember (a correspondent writes) the collection some years ago ...

... festoons of white end coloured maple. Beautiful is the effect, of hops massed in baskets and over the ironwork in profusion. Blackberries and clematis are another good eonthination. A rowr is always easy to decorate. Where there I. a moss raised above it the ...

... hair standing up on his back; his eyes were protnidnig from their sockets; he seemed to be gazing into a thick clump of blackberry bushes, and uttering low, ferocious growls. The cause of his agitation was • mystery, for the rustling had ceased. I went ...

... would ham abounded in natural crinkles and shifting golden lights. She was brown and freckled, because she had to pick blackberries in the broiling midday sun. Her hands were calloused with hard housework, and she wore felt slippers that did no justice ...

... part of the fixtures of the sacred edifice, like pews and pulpit, seemed to strike as new. Well, they're as plentiful as blackberries with us, said Dolly disrespectfully. Its the dread of life that my father will be made one, (whiter, which would reduce ...

... jaws will not stand the hard labour of gnawing out the tough fibres of wood, so it bores into the pith of such shrubs as blackberry, elder, and syrinp. The cells are a little lam than half an long an; . ;;;;: - a — si - xt - h of an ineb wide. There are ...

... In a special competition for a design for a carved spandrel, George Cracklow took first honours with an arrangement of blackberry bramble, otherd drawings being shewn by Thos. and Fredk. Johnson, Margaret Cotsworth, and May Nethersoie. A drawing especially ...

... Merin. family Caine to breakfast to find a china platter holding ears of boiled corn and a cut glues bowl full of luscious blackberries. John Constant again I can't (at corn bread every meal, Aunt Vi I Nina complaiaed. When our men folks conic home. from ...