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... It has often been said that at one period ol its history Cornwall prod need saints who, for number at least, were thick blackberries. Mr. Baiing-Ooald has given all the traditionary and other lota these worthies. They had their place in the early history ...
... has often been said that at one period of its history Cornwall produced saints who, for number at least, were as thick as blackberries. Mr. Baring-Gould has given us all the traditionary and other lore d these worthies. They had their place in the early ...
... the sheep and cattle at those very “unsatisfactory stiles.” Well, yes, and what more? And all the farmers’ hedges fenced, blackberry shrubs pruned, mole mountains levelled, land cultivated, yes, and rent and rates paid. Then the farmers will yet try to ...
... transference to that company | it was not unusual for train to be stopped at I the will of passengers who wanted to pick blackberries or recover lost articles, and many amusing tales are related in this connection. Deceased was highly respected, and his ...
... PREVIOUS To MAKING ALTERATIONS. 14 D A ' SPECIAL' Coninsetscina TI4IBDAY, FEB. 21st, 1902. FEW OF THE LEADING LINEN Jam (Blackberry & Apple), 31b. bot. 71d. Marmalade (Crosse and Blackwell's) 31b. bot. Yellow Plum (Mattbews'l, 31b. bot 9d. Soap, 316. (about) ...
... killed adder sunning itself on the embankment. I have heard others say it was common thing atop while passengers gathered blackberries. Be that as it may, some interesting reminiscences were related the gathering the Passmore Edwards Free Library St. Ives ...
... 14 DAYS' SPECIAL' Cotin,nciug TUESDAY, FEB. 21st, 1902. FEW OF THE LEADING LINES:— Jam (Blackberry & Apple), 31b. bot. 7 d. Marmalade (Crow and Blackwell's) 31b. bot. Yellow Plum (Matthews'), 31b. bet 9d. Soap. 31b. (about) Tapioca. 7lbo. for Is. 24 ...
... ragged and dirty, his hat torn, and his feet wore bare. But he had pleasant face. In one hand he carried basket half-full of blackberries. Go awav from here, Tom. ranning to the gate. are rich, and we don't want ragged bo>« around. Please give drink.” said ...
... U known the blackberry coant*y,” is found in the beautiful coastal districts sooth of Sydney, although the fruit is plentiful in many other parts of the State. The trip from the railway fanning between Sydney ami Melliouroe. to blackberry land,’’ is most ...
... the springs water are the houses of the squatter*, of brick and of wood, pictnreaqwe and buried trees and shrubs. Here the blackberry bramble riotH. it* Jong streamer* laden with delicious fruit in autumn. The story of the take-in of the Besom maker has ...
... known as the blackberry country ' is found in the beautiful coastal districts south of Sydney, although the fruit is plentiful in many other parts of the State. The trip from the railway, running between Sydney and Melbourne, to ' blackberry land is a ...