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... moat gorgeous colouring. The hedgerows have not altogether lust their attractiveness, for there is an abundance of fruit, blackberries, scarlet hips and stony haws, mingling in wild cooludon. The elderberries and the fruits of the guelder•rom and wayfaring ...