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... divided, into several genera ' tribes. Thee* tbe essayist described id clear way. taking tbe apple, pear, plant, cherry, blackberry, and ' several oar hedgerow plants, examples which gave annate details to tbe lormation the ' t leaves, flowers, and fruits ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... carpenter always ready to give help when called for. Money is. in itaelf. n more • means of happiness or power than are wild blackberries; but the wise beige lag of both happiness sad power. Which is your is a magosine of forces. What • paragon is What marvellous ...
... SIR WILLIAM MOLESWORTH. In thcae days, when there are many little coteries hero-worshippers, biographies are plentiful blackberries autumn, and not nearly acceptance. A man m«xk3s small ripple during his lifetime, and, tn his demise, admiring, tut, more ...
... 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 ...
... experiment with any short cuts, however inviting. - - The writer goes on to creak of the special dangers to children in the blackberry season. If his facto are right, be 'a quite justified. But I know a good deal of the Cornish mining districts both west ...
... extended oats it is divided sub-orders, snitch , t1i , i414 or tribe* the i, a cbar way. taking the apple. liver puma. therm', blackberry. wnl me befitting, as examples. n! be goer doled. or to the formation the , tinders, fruit. Mr. Moor: ' ,marked, ceortantly ...
... Babraham Belle, whose weight was 7cwts. oqrs., gave a daily yield of 52lbs. (five gallons) of milk, and the same breeder's Blackberry gave lib. of butter from the milk yielded in twenty four hours i.e., from the morning and evening milking of oae day. the ...
... 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) ...
... 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 ...
... of Davis, and said ir, was common occurrence. said the Davises and the Jeoss«*s were once thick and as common in Kurland blackberries. In fact, lie said in reign «f George 111. D«vis was hung every day. This random assertion whs an unpardonable libel upon ...