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... awaiting him for some overlooked dem*. and in nervous terror he made things worse by ekinping. The day might too fine, or the blackberries too tempting. A strange bird might divert his attestiou, or the dicers might be running tap the stream. The miller might ...
... MAYFI.ON Blackberry Rovers and I.nanhead Illnyflower met in E.S.C. tie at Blackburn on Saturday. Trams:— Maethorn Rovers—Hunter; Melrose and Smith; Alcorn, Chalmers and flavin; Sinunonds, O'Hare. Forsyth, Taylor and Whitfield. Imaithead Mayflower—llfuldane; ...
... poser the other day passes it along— Can you tell me why a black row gives white milk that makes yellow butter; also why a blackberry is red when it is preen Now, don't all be snapping your anger and thumb at once, please. Linlithgow Parish Connell have ...
... I feel once again like a youth in my teens. Well do I remember. in days long gone bye, when exploring the heather for blackberries (and - other unconsidered trifles) how the moorland gamekeepers seemed to spring from nowhere almost within gunshot reach ...
... a safe and quiet home, is becoming ever more rapidly a thing of the past. We have exchanged speed for leisure, tar for blackberries, and petrol for purple orchis and blue-bell, and we think we like it. One of the chief impressions left on the mind in ...
... blossom one sees by the wayside when •'roamin' in the gloamin, there is evidently going to be a heavy crop of brambles or blackberries this year when the time comes. ...
... suppose we wish to keep all that is good of the summer sun as long as we can. September, with its harvest, its ripening blackberries, its clustering nuts, its laden apple trees, is well worth cherishing. We cannot think that a month so full of plenty and ...
... GROWN ALMOST ANYWHERE, provided that the land be not wet and sour. Raspberries, loganberries, and blackberries do well on light land, and gooseberries and currants thrive even in clay. It is not wise to plant in turfed land, as this renders proper cultivation ...
... and blackberry: and the fruit is excellent stewed, while it also makes • capital jam. The Lowberry is a fine berry, bearing fruit like the loganberry, but jet black in colour, and of true blackberry flavour. It has not the acidity of the blackberry. Like ...
... between the half backs and for- colour, and of the true blackberry flavour. tunic in the nature of mild surprises. Only I wards, and a better understanding amongst It has not the acidity of the blackberry. one visiting team collected a brace of the forwards ...