MUSHROOMS AND BLACKBERRIES
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... MUSHROOMS AND BLACKBERRIES. A IN Kl,\M» Fjnploymmt i ...
... patted hia darling*, head Well. 111 take the funny, bla. k .Said brother Ted. But all the time they were talking. Plow to a blackberry TV old mother .lieep lay tli’cking. Till laat .He Heated. fin# That children nhould b»* chooaery. But 1 wonder what lamb ...
... steeliest shots, transport, and care of beasts of bur&a. well as to find their way is unfamiliar country, are plentiful blackberries. For endurance, pluck, and fertility reaouree, the Australian stock-rider bee so superior, and we hail with pleasure the ...
... cheaper printing facilities the production of book is not such portentous matter as it used be. Novels are as plentiful as blackberries autumn. Yet Mr. Garnett says there need be no alarm on this score for some time at any rate. keeper's duties, Dr. Garnett ...
... them to become usetul members of the community. He denied that he punished the two lads in the field,when they had been_blackberry- ing, so as to draw blood. ‘Che only time in which he used the birch was in the case of the boy Davis, on the le never used ...
... in London there is an agitation for tramcars for women only. War maps of South Africa are just now as plenti- ful as blackberries. Diamonds have advanced 30 per cent. within the last six months. Mr. Chamberlain declares that the speeches of some of his ...
... how he had progreened. But. the pen made, and the paper obtiuned. he found he had no ink. That did not daunt him. It was blackberry time: and down to the edge the wood he went, gathered a pint blarkb ...
... which lie o -T'-at distance frem either of these places. The | w:ld, a great part of .being moorland, with Inn.'led mas« of blackberry brambiw. * in summer the children's . these village* there i« a field .cr games may indulged in : and vdh , . iovclv ...
... tlwy happened to Ih> engaged, however menial it might be. denied that he punished the two lad- the field, when they had men blackberry - ing. to draw blood. The only time which used the birch was the case of the boy Davis, the 2nd May. never used catgut any ...
... caddies on the golf links, unless the practice is stopped. THE HARVEST OF BLACKBERRIES. It is probable (says an agricultural authority) that this year a larger quantity of blackberries has com? te market than in any previous season. At one place a middleman ...
... persons who have neither work nor character. If stopped their reply is that they are gathering nuts, picking mushrooms, or blackberries, or that they aro taking a short cat to some particular premises. Many of these are poaehett, who cross farm or farms for ...
... come back from civilian is known as Johnny Atkins; the Reservist who is in the police has been styled Bobby' Atkins. THE BLACKBERRY HARVEST. From one railway station on an average 2.000 baskets of hlackberries have been despatched every week to all parts ...