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... into the canon, making everything hazy and indistinct. One morning Molly and Nettie went out and picked a pailful of wild blackberries, returning to the cool shelter of the cabin when the sun became hot. A portion of the fruit they ate for their lunch, with ...
... fashion Mr Gladstone (dreamily ) —And yet, somewhere, must have read that black currant jam was good for sprains, or waa it blackberry Mrs Gladstone (anxious.) - My dear William, that debate, in which our old friend Joseph scored so heavily, has done you ...
... its remaining longer. If a child did not learn to walk with readiness the wise onward would direct it Se creep through a blackberry bosh which bed the arm bent down to the earth and rooted by their tips. GOLD —. PXODENTIAL C 1.6.000,000. Dam Salaam 11 ...
... mltiial goo.i feeling which exists between me aris:r.crat ALA the democracy. Churches and chapels are almost as plentiful as blackberries thrnuph .11 this region. In one very short street I noticed large and handsome places of worship belonging to the Wesleyans ...
... packed in jars cover with this syrup and boil in a bain-marie, as before described. Currants, cherries, raspberries, and blackberries are treated in this way, also bilb :rms, which keep their flavour tier than fher fruit. may also b-j preserved way by snarly ...
... want for nice walk Urn otter day to get rarae ferae, we wen another walk to-day, bet not the earn way. are wa(chine the blackberries think they will ripe earty this year.—Your taring little friend. KiltUbezs. Laragb LC , tin. Wkktow, July 27,1893. Dbab ...
... Lord Mayors whom 1 see around me renew ■ 1 laughter!. Voice—Alderman Dillon. | The High Sheriff—They are plenti■ ful as blackberries daughter), though 1 must say I do not see quite many High Sheriffs. In conclusion 1 will only sav. that after experience ...
... city, surrounded by gardens and shut in by the luxuriant growth of the summer hedges of Osage orange, combined with the blackberry and wild Cherokee roses that form a barrier stronger than walla of brick, in the sweet solitude of a summer afternoon. In ...
... ground. Deriving their sustenance from sand and pebbles, only the hardiest plant here and there poshes leaf or two; bat the blackberries like the sort place ia, and the wild roses also, and tho golden rods and tlie sloe boshes. More beautiful than any flowers ...
... of Pontypridd, who were spending the afternoon walking through the fields below Treforsi. They wan in the aced gathering blackberries from the hashes on the lower side of the Taffe Vale Railway when Mr Beard no iced the 430 train approaching. A moment later ...
... pot. a 4 o 8 o 7% Per 7 Ib. stone jar, s d 3 8 3 6 3 4 Strawberry .. Raspberry Black Currant Red Currant Apricot Greengage Blackberry Damson Gooseberry Plum Black Currant Jelly Red Currant Jelly Apple Jelly Honey— Glass Y“FS o 011 o 11 o 11 091 - o 9 o 6 ...
... out with entail potatoes. Instead of butter the cottager need jam, made ..f wild fruit gathered by the roving children, blackberries from the thickets forming the main part. Crab apples make an excellent jelly, if the juice obtained from them be mingled ...