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... function of fashion goes without saying. All the available Royalties were there; duchessr and countesses were as plentiful blackberries, but it was noticed that there were some members of the aristocracy conspicuous by their absence. The gardens behind Devonshire ...
... ta silk of qnakerwh stone, pinked into fluflines* nod brightened with gleam* of orange, looks both charming and useful. Blackberries (remark* Msdge” Truth) juet now. They make capital tart# if mixed witt epfße* or cranberries. A well boiled paddta* made ...
... daps bad by the ppople Of tbs adjamat vOiag* and vtciaky in plsssnra parties to the woods, and nasasrous sac unions to this blackberry thicket which the name of Briakfleld to Uncle Bedford’s neighhonrhood. Flossie Denton wee ever the leading over the centre ...
... decorating. At the bottom of the font wta wreath of mulberriee, and on the top the atonework another wreath of berries, hope, blackberries, aoorne, , which was made prettier, poeaible, bunch of wheat at each corner. The wood earring, too, looked rery nic*) with ...
... mual have without houaelceeperl'' Hoaeekeeper, indeed: amlted her slaur-in-law, brnkly etirring away at a brain kettle of blackberry jam that waa babbling over the fire. ’Tain't hecauee ha can't get one tint Tony Bonon goer without housekeaperl Mias Matilda ...
... extra Srd late plnms, P. Kettle, W. Kings. J. Hughes ; red currants, W Marshall, J. James, W. Lows; rasp ben iss, T Cull; blackberries, 0. Harris, W. Freeman ; applet: dessert, Mrs. Williams, W. Robinson, J Duflo, Mrs. Bulpit extra 3rd ; Keswick seedlings ...
... ripe, and picked when quite dry. Put them into an earthenware jar, and cover them with boiling water. Some people mash the blackberries down, and others leave the jar in cool oven all night Strain through sieve into jar or cask, and let ferment for IS days; ...
... if there art any trout there?” qoestioued of the boys. I no look,” rwdisd Willis, ‘‘bnl w.lkad tho hill end scon found n blackberry pitch. I was picking racy fact, and my socond pail was nearly full, when looking np, I saw black j hour not more than two ...
... cold before being pat la the oellan apt to eake together in lampe. Blacxckbbt Mavoo. l* iliree-quartern of pint of clear blackberry jam, etrained ae if for jelly, diaooWe an ounce of gelatine; add half a pound of auger, and giro Hie whole boil. Paae through ...
... B. Daniels 1, H. Lewie 2, Knight 3. Prvii Damsons, P. Styler 1 and 2. 0. Barns 3, H. Lawton and Mrs. B. Beeree extras ; blackberries, E. Shakespeare 1, O. Harris 2; plums, rod round, W. H. Chambers 1, O. Harris 2. P. Kettle 3; Tic tone, B. W. Deris 1, ...
... DOMESTIC RECIPES. Caxx.—Su w the blackberries with little water and sugar, using three-quarters of pound of sugar to one pound of frnit. When the fruit in soft and has yielded some of ita juices, drain off the sirup; pile some small sponge cakes, cut ...
... a-half cupful* flour, and atir into it halt tcaapoonful of baking-powder, and add to the other ingivdicnta and a-half pint* blackberrie*. Put into buttered pudding-diah, and ■team two boura. Sam with neh aanct. Tomato amd Potato Sato cat. —Take half pound ...