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... in a good looking face, and to maintain this well regulated condition attention to a fruit diet isrecommeunded. Plums, blackberries, white and red grapes, oranges, and peaches are among the table fruits, and it is difficult to say which is the best for ...
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... boating down to the islands and lighthouse, from which we can see Achll and Clare islands. We can gather mushrooms and blackberries here, and honeysuckle and primroses grow wild. We often go bathing. We cannot run out to buy sweets; we have to walk three ...
... hedge being, as all the village knows, a famous one for blackberries; and at this time of year (September) as we walk along there in these pleasant evenings we are sure to see many caildren blackberrying, with rosv cheeks and tell-tale Lips. To our right 1s ...