... qf a boy on blackberrying: Before you go you have to know a place, and when you do get there someone has gteoeeaHy all 'them. When you do get nice lot in your basket, and getting ready for home, you trip up and spill all your blackberries. When you do ...

... indulging in the unexpected. For example, at a very exclusive hat shop, purple plums, blackberry brambles, and a few jetted leaves found a place on a big shady Leghorn. Blackberry brambles are having an immense range among leading milliners in Paris, and for ...

... they will none the less value these lessons because they are allowed to dabble in duck-ponds and put blackberry juice on their faces and blackberry leaves in their hair. Freedom in such ways is necessary for children’s characters as well as their health ...

... Fruit, by the way, is to the fore in fashion. Grapes are still used for decoration, and red currants, cherries, and even blackberries with their lovely autumn foliage adorn hats and evening gowns. Other fashionable fruit colours are apricot, apple-green ...

... indulging in the unexpected. For example, at a very exclusive hat shop, purple plums, blackberry brambles, and a few jetted leaves found place on a big shady Leghorn. Blackberry brambles are having an immense range among leading milliners in Paris, and for their ...

... plough. Apait from the landscape point of viewwhich is a strong one —and that again taken by the gatherer of nuts and blackberries, we have think of the many wild birds, the loss of which would mean incalculable damage to the crops. For these birds depend ...

... fourteen and a-half ounces, and analysed iater were found to contain five currants with rough brown husks unthree ounces of blackberries, two of biland a balance of mashed apple, sugar, and , friend who had a front seat looking mv operations said she would ...

... Together they travelled the Mountain Road, where the little stream laughed as it ran behind the hedge, where already the blackberries were ripening; and presently they traveled hand in hand. ~ v „ , . . ~, “Gassy,” said he, “ye’re the sweetest thmg God ...

... came straight across towards the spot where Earle stood. Instantly, silently, he dropped out of sight behind a tangle of blackberry canes and lay moving neither hand nor foot, hiding his face in the curve of his arms lest its gleam betray him as she went ...

... servants’ registry offices. There is a notable thinning-out in quarters where “cushy jobs” were at one time as plentiful as blackberries, and among the dismissed are many whose eyes are at last open to the fact that employments for which they abandoned solid ...