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... conferred on him. The blackberry harvest this year is • boentiful one, and many thrifty pickers in England have converted nature's kindly gifts into a comfortable little store of shillings. Nleanwhile, in Brittany the blackberry remains ungathered, and ...
... afraid that the prisoner would take her life. Ile told her to say at the inquest that she was' chopping wood lot picking blackberries, and that when she turned she saw her sister in her husband's arms. She said: Good God, Dave, who has done this? In ...
... bring our fritillaries. the stilver.waslitsl and the high-browns that haunt woods and heaths, loving thistle-heada and the blackberry blossoms. If you the BEST Printing, Go to the AUDIAN Office. ...
... large industry with blackberries, and they ship the fruit to West of England ports regularly through the season. Tons of Irish blackberries are bought. by City fruit preservers for turning into ism. The popularity of the blackberry iw. due chiefly to the ...
... with blackberries, though apples are popular. There used to be an old supergir tion in Ireland—probably it still survives—that on Old Kt. Michael's Eve (October 10th) his Kitten* Majesty, to spite the Saint. puts his foot on all the blackberries, and ...
... condition. so that limn• an , no brui,eil or mashed Tia , n , is an old prejudice against preserving blackberries for a itit.•r tarts and Even blackberry jelly wt,, said not to keep without los, front for• frtentaliwi. Dot the hotoehropor was often to blame ...
... of the Larceny Act, 1861. The effect of this is that ■ny labourers or children or others who go into a field and pluck blackberries, or pick up a mushroom, or gather nettles or dandelions, or wanderers on the Yorkshire and Lake District Moors who pick ...
... has changed. however, says the Murk Lane Express, the September sunshine nude all the difference, and the harvest of the blackberries is good and bounden!. Blackbeirying. by the way. is not what it wa■ when country . women and children used to pick the ...
... picture matter. What Jefferies called the little h t of the hedges has been very sparse this year in the I dome Counties. Blackberries have been few and poor, a** often dearer than plums or apples in the market, and sloes are so few that the fine old British ...
... would you give me to carry back ? Juliet laughed again. Ile's a rough diamond, but he's an Earl; and Earls don't grow on blackberry bushes any more. Beside., he's tremendously handsome. Well, I might do worse I won't commit myself though to yoN, Mr. Manners ...