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... of our readers grow this very fine blackberry. Its groper name is RIlbus laci- unatus, and it obtains its common name because of the resemblance of its leaves to those of parsley. WVe have grown this fine blackberry for years, and here never failed to ...
... peach, with a touch up of white in the shape of a feather and the introduction of a little artificial fruit, preferably blackberries, ripe and half.ripe, with autumn foliage in greens and dun-browns. A violet felt hat was trimmed with dark velvet in the ...
... hospital, A. (doctor); recitation. A of many names, Barry Nixon recitation, Mr. Nobody:* Mime B. Terser; chorus. blackberries, the I children. EASTHAM. INTERESTING WEDDING.—An whisk aroused Weise Seek glass at NM. ea Tuesday. itsgepaim Loam Esrey ...
... woes, and other table delicacies, and, indeed, necessaries, in these days. Noting the enormous quantities of brambles—or blackberries, as they are called in the South of England—we wished to see what became of themof a portion of them at least, so made ...
... bat as we went along the hedge by the stubble field we added foxgloves to our bonquet, and the luscious and rlnnlilll blackberries found their proper destination. It was while annexiog these that several fine sprays of honeysuckle ia full flower were ...
... guilty M Ellison action song scene children's hospital' ' A recitation A many name Nixon recitation Mr Nobody E chorus Blackberries'' children EA8THAM INTERESTING WEDDING— event considerable interest took place at noon the popular of Ferry Mr Bill married ...
... from belated thrush, mads up imprc«ion o« harmonious and beautiful mind could conceive. Tho hedgerows are blill laden with blackberries, and the wayside a neat nosegay may yet be gathered, including such characteris mcr wild flower* as the red campion. That ...
... floated on Liir inr , 4 , ll obstructions, over chasms, under of barbed greenery, and round by l ife e h,7 4 k B of wild rose, blackberry, and 414 r ; h `TrY bushes, without the least pause. crossed the little plateau and 141.41)cd like a wounded bird near a ...
... grand to behold; A rt reh the splendour of madde and gold, .th2oters of rut on the hazels were found. --wctay were the blackberries ripe on the bush; Irma of the threshing mill fell on the ear. he was Warm and the rky still was clear, 713ad er Spare hawthorn ...
... birds are wont to peek for winter food, and tba hedgerows were lined with bramble, which gives us that delioioue fruit tbs blackberry. I caw plenty pf I unripe berries, but I should say that many of them } will have no chance of becoming ripe and sweet now ...
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