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... before be could close bis optics for the night.” It was toe time of nutting, and she touched with her tip-tilted the dewy blackberry blossom. And they said, “ What pretty scene, what grace, what simple loveliness,” and then the queer nut-beetle scratched ...
... wife looking her vary best. Beauty unadorned is all very mil in its way, but even a Venus—and Tenures do not grow every blackberry bosh—cannot afford to dress dowdily. wife's carelessness of her personal appearance has frequently proved the marring of ...
... treated in the same way as poultry, If in a fresti and dry state, otherwise game should be enclosed in box. For damsons, blackberries, 4c., tin boxes most be used, and chrysanthemums, to prevent damage, should be enclosed in box or basket. Shrubs and dwarf ...
... wash the goods usual, 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 them in cloth. Add to these ...
... cram of all instruction aboub milk, cheese, butter, leather, and so on. Over 60 per cent. liad never seen growing corn, blackberries, potatoes ; 71 per cent, did not know beans. Bags and other articles made of leather by the Poet Office for the next three ...
... touch beer or wine, drink so eagerly and confidingly. CULTIVATING THE BLACKBERRY. Mr. Alexander Harley, Stenhousemuir. writes to the Scotoma* follows on the cultivation of the blackberry or bramble: I visit frequently those who are cultivating the bramble ...
... Plums—Red. 4d. per quarter; damsons, 6d. per quarter. green. 3d. per lb.; victorias, Sd. per lb. Whinberries Od. per quart. Blackberries—lJd. per quart. Oranges—B hundred. Lemons—l • dox. Tomatoes—3 to 4 - per dox. lb. Cucumbers—lOd. to 3i. per dox. Mushrooms—ld ...
... crimson dog-hips and shaded blackberry leaves. A charming little black velvet toque with a scarlet plume rather suggestive of frost and snow, but brown straws plentifully bedight with wheat-care and trails of blackberries indicate more accurately the ...
... to 6a. per lb. Walnuts—fid. per 100. Grapes—fid. to 1 • per lb. Plums—4d. fid. per quarter. Bogberries—fid. per quart. Blackberries—2d. per onart. Oranges —**,'■ hundred. I^emons—l - doz. Tomatoes—English. 3d to ftd. per Ih.; Foreign. •id. per lb. Cu ...
... fid. per lb. Walnuts—fid. per 1U). Grapes—fid.to 1 • per lb. Plums—ld. to fid. per quarter. Dogberries—fid. per quart. Blackberries—2«. per quart. Oranges—B - a hundred. Lemons—l • doz. Tomatoes—English. 8d to 3d. per lb.; Foreign, 2d. per lb. Cacarabers—lod ...
... Mr. Cheap, tad she liked him still late when call her piggy bog. Her tears caved piggy’* !»•- One day Mary went out for blackberries. Of course, the carried her pail, and of coone piggy followed bar. He equaalad loudly that Mary to let him look into the ...
... 4d. per quarter. Pears—2d. to 4d. per lb. Cobnuts—sd. per Quarter. Walnuts-6d. per hundred. Grapes—6d. to 1.6 per lb. Blackberries—2d. per quart. Oranges—l/- doz. Tomatoes—4d. to 6d. per lb. Cucumbers—l -to 2,11 per doz. Potatoes (New)—Bd. to 4d. per ...