GOSSIP WITH THE GHILDREH OCTOBEB,
... gleam with ruddy fruit, and hedgerow, copse, and wayside glow with Wood-red haws, scarlet hips, purple sloes, luscious blackberries, clustering nuts, and hosts and hosts of dull brown seed-pods. ...
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GOSSIP WITH THE CHILDREN
... gleam with ruddy fn«it, and hedgerow, copse, and wayside glow with blood-rod haws, scarlet hips, purple sloe*, luscious blackberries, clustering nuts, and hosts and hosts of dull brown seed-pods. HARVEST HOMES. It is the time of harvest homes, when country ...
lady of Southgate, who was widely advertised a* ibe original. When phe was a girl at her father’s farm at
... Ploughing.' ‘Children Returning from Milking.' Wind the Wold' (now in the National Gallery British Art t. ' near Matlock.' The Blackberry Gatherers.' and 'The Evening Hymn.' These last two. although not finished uU long after he left Staffordshire, belong e ...
THE LIBRARY TABLE The Centenary of Mrs. Oaskoll
... ‘Children Returning from Milking,’ ‘Wind the Wold’ (now in the National Gallery of British Art), ‘ Evening near Matlock,’ The Blackberry Gathercnp,’ and The Evening Hymn.’ These last two. although not finished till long after left Staffordshire, belong essentially ...