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... AERATED WATERS. BLACKBERRY BRANDY (Anu^rw) 52/- z. A remedial tonic, renowned for its medicinal qualities.^ Made from Choicest Fruit and Old cognac Brandy. Lancet.-- An agreeable departure from the ordinary class of liqueur. BLACKBERRY GIN 42 m- CHARLES ...

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... tempers for the sake of a mere threepenny gate. He advised me, in reply, to get a crooked stick, go for a walk, and pick blackberries, to which I retorted, in my turn, that I would much rather pay threepence, smoke a pipe, and see him knocked over by the ...

... colour makes our little green island glow with a new richness, vegetation is lush and luxuriant, the splendid tangle of blackberry shoots, in all their glorious tints of yellow, brown, red, and purple, line the wayside hedges with a carpet of colour every ...

... patch of grass common, where geese walked in cackling single file, and a small pond was fenced in by heavily blossomed blackberry-bushes. As Fay leaned over the green gate a slender young figure in a diaphanous white gown, her supple waist embraced by ...

... enclosing tumulus feathered with sea-poppies, bents, and snapdragon, and hung Illustrated by Douglas Almond, R.I. i 1 with blackberry vines. The narrow entrance, facing eastwards, was no wider than a coffin. Madame entered first. The chamber smelt damp and ...

... Right on the brink of the steep bank of the Loch, a bank richly clothed this July evening with heather and woodbine, and blackberry bushes, she and Phil sat. Both were still in their bare feet; they had just concluded doing their station by the holy well ...

... this is concurrent with the greatest horse show the world has ever known, visitors and players are always as plentiful as blackberries in Septem ber. The red deer on Exmoor continue to give brilliant sport, and in the north the rifles have begun work, having ...

... before we are all cursing ourselves for having missed the opportunities that now present themselves more plentifully than blackberries of picking up cheap stock Assuredly the day will come when we shall tear what hair is left to us, and the very remembrance ...