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... nourishing least 10 to per cent, than white flour), and produce excellent punch, gooseberry, cowslip, elderberry, currant, blackberry and honey wine (metheglin). in addition to various kinds of cheese. But all this is changed, and changed for the worse, ...
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... Evelyn walnuts apples grapes bananas and oranges all ripening together while another bore currants strawberries raspberries blackberries and gooseberries they up the steps to tho palace thousands invisible fairies began a of welcome Continued) holidays were ...
... better take home out of harm's way. You'll be well looked after with the children. Will •'ee give me some fresh milk, and blackberries, and luerts, say 9 Bobby. las m' son so much you mind to, and Kate shall put 'ee to sleep in the dearest little bed ...
... black and yellow bunches, and could be picked from our horses' backs as we rode through the hods, just we used to pick blackberries during our training days England. As they became over-ripe they took on a purple bloom like damsons, and. fermenting as ...
... samo momh. One Wilson, in a dense fog,’ obtained liberty by scaling the wall of tho chaplain’s and for a time subsisted on blackberries. At Walk: hampton a farmer, warned by the barking of his dog, found. Wilson fiding in a ditch. con- viet, seizing an iron ...
... Emery, Tunley Hill, wife miner, said she remembered going for a walk with Lue Parfitt on one Sunday September last pickimr blackberries. Mrs. Parfitt was a widow. Wit ness said, Lucy, I’ve heard a rumour of you. Prisoner said, What's that, granny ? Witness ...
... the illiurn. He was now doing some light work, such as driving pigs, ground dressing, and on. having started work picking blackberries. Mr. Littler contended that the claim was up the present time, but Mr. Metcalfe argued that it was only up tothe 2nd of ...
... ; Little Girl, Harold Burnett, Spa Wood, Columbine, Thcs. Knight. Bondleigh. For reproduction has been selected: Blackberries and Flowers. Marjorie Sampson, Wildr ridge. North Tawton. Our Puzz'e Box 1.-A DIAMOND. A letter from Harwich. To hit gently ...