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... tradition (write* a Dorset correspondent to The Times) supplement* this bv saying that was angry that he spat on the blackberries. which accounts for the maggot them. Hence they are not eaten after Michaelmas. October 11, OS. ...

... In any one brand on grade. Among the beet apples are Cox's Pippins at 3d. per lb. Oranges range from lid. each shilling. Blackberries and plums remain, the former a small quantity Yd par lb. The principal plums ars the Oaliloralan prune plums, dessert fruit ...

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... or better still, cen plant trees and bushes which will produce natural food. In some quiet corner might plant wild roses, blackberry and loganberry bushes (letting them grow rather 'Wild l. and perhaps and hawthorn, tee. Then could put up nesting boxes ...

... driving the leaves before me, and they were dancing as if once more. alive. In the hedgerows were the leaves of the maple and blackberry: the berries of holly and hawthorn, and the red of the pincushion gall an the wild rose bushes, and from amidst a tangle ...

... enumerate others, including the whole of the tits. “The harvest of the wild is best repre sented by the large crops of blackberries and elders. Hazel nuts are scarce, of beech nuts there are none; hips of wild rose are plentiful, haws fair. and holly ...

... decay. The hawl horn berries are red and hastening ripening, and the ciders are laden down with ripe berries. the hedges are blackberry bushes, and and children linger gather the Irult. One man I saw used a bicycle, up which climbed the high fruiting sprays ...

... abide by the decision Editor and P.O. No. value LUES —: Colour. 4 10) the beck. to Baier, 1$ Half an em. 11 Confine. 14 Blackberry. 36 Out 16 By. way. 322 Tax, 17 Pant of bird. = 87 23. Colour. 91 Water 33 Point 37 Over. 39 Like. ar Refusal, 43 Child’s ...

... ear, 20 ~ir, 21 23 Ft., 24 Do. For Boys and Girls of All Ages. And Grown-Ups May Peep If They Choose Family Adventures. blackberry picking didn't prove quite as delightful as the little party had anticipated. You see, Punch found out quite early that ...