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... Court, and Bright Star teams are in a similar unsettled state. As for r.garditig teams and players, they are as thick as blackberries in September. In my last notes I referred briefly to some promising junior players, one of these, Tom M'Clelland, is No ...
... strictly copied from nature. For example, instead rose leav*a. i-r vie lets, or fam-y graves any kind. oek. maple, elm, and blackberry are u*>d, tlw mswiblance to a>ture liavja_tb.it it rot impoaobie Uiat Die rest ieavSa »r» bring used plucked in the glory ...
... poul-' try. potalrsw. all kinds gardun \-grtoblee. frmiK. hemei (we hare & half acre strawberries. » Imifa ...
... £6O A YEAR BY SELLING BLACKBERRIES. STRANOE 83 it may appear, a very good income ia made every yesr by a biackberr)-grower in ove of our Scuth-Midland countics. A cuto farmer, owning a few acres of land which were singularly unproduetive, bit upon the ...
... do. Anieri- con 66 'r to66ter do., veal 93 to 116 per quarter, fruit, apples 3d to 46 per peek,, pears 2~d to 3Cc per ?? blackberries 46 to 56d per stone, oats for urllhug 66 to 743, per stone, do. for feeding Sd to 9(1 per do., turnips, Swede 9d to 106 ...
... Li 0 A YEAR BY WILING BLACKBERRIES. Sac t 5 may appear.• very good iIIIONO I. male “ery mer by • a of our linuth•Midiand A erne fanner. • few norm of and tinnularly unproduetive. bit epon unique id:a of sbart• • brambla tarn. Tbs pol is sight oaths ...
... Anmeri- ! can 66 to 64d per do., veal 9d to 10d per quarter, fruit, apples 4d to 44d per peck, pears 3d to 634d per do., blackberries 3d to 4d pe- stone, oats for ilditng 7rd to 8d per stone, do. for feoding 846d to 9d per do., turnips, Swede Pd to 10d ...
... rod. Deb and Jack bad wandered off and I had torn my hand | —iry stubhi, work-worn hand, o unlike Nell's —on a straggling blackberry vine. Morris had bandaged it for me, and as I looked up our eyes ‘met. He slirped his arm around me o tenderlv, and “Em ...
... Richard Jefferies to adequately deseribe the surroundings. Wild flowers of all descriptions are plentiful, and in season the blackberry end bilberry abound in profusion on the bushes and heather. Here the botanist can ever adi new specimens to his store, and ...
... Mrs. Somers made the fried cakes, for in that | 20use they had fried cakes summer and winter. |m-nmmwe pies and Lawton blackberry sies that moming, getting the fruit all from | beir own place. Cousin Liza was making her :ummvhitthaa.udmnnwalu nade soft ...