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... pronounced alike . in Shakespeare's time, and that this was what led Falstaff to exclaim, If reasons were as plentiful as blackberries ? Dlr. H. The player who mispronounces a French word is given short shrift, but the player who mispronounces Elizabethan ...
... making of cherry wine or blackberry wine. To Start your herb-drying now before the herbs sharpen cherry wine, allow to each gallon begin to flower. as much cayenne pepper as will rest on a three- penny piece. For blackberry wine, a little less NURSERY ...
... Form The ex-parlourmaid who took up chinacollecting but eventually dropped it. Those Grouse Gone to pot. * * * Scratch Lot Blackberries, when I pick them. * * Easy What is a collector of insects called ? asks a correspondent. A picnicker. * * * Thoughtful ...
... likely to be prolific. Bright sunshiny and hot weather has brought the blackberries along splendidly, and a good crop is promised. Many gatherings have already been made for the blackberry wine which is still one of the beverages offered to visitors. Rowan ...
... Blackberry Jelly (BRAMBLE JELLY) with half minute's boil THE CERTO METHOD THERE is no need now to spoil the delicate flavour of blackberries by boiling a long time to get a set. It is the pectin' in fruit that makes preserves set. Add pectin and you set ...
... CERTO RECIPE FOR BLACKBERRY JELLY 3-lbs. berries. 3 sugar. x bottle Certo. Use only fully ripened berries, crush thoroughly and drip through a jelly bag. Do not drip overnight, as uncooked juice ferments quickly. Measure z-lbs. juice and the sugar into ...
... Blackberry Jelly made with minute's boil Marrow and Ginger Jam that Sets The CERTO method [FRUIT PECTIN] The Recipes BLACKBERRY JELLY MARROW AND GINGER JAM 3-lbs. berries. 31-Ibs. sugar. 2-lbs. chopped marrow. 31-lbs. sugar. pint water. Juice z lemon ...
... ki and Popski—sighted on cliffs. Pip fires at Boishy dog with airgun—scores a bull. Thursday.—Auntie, disguised as a blackberry bush, does a little spying. Visits enemy position, notes trench mortars—made out of drain-pipes—and learns that Wtzkoffski ...
... persuaded to go blackberrying must be mentally deficient and not worth more than sixpence an hour To ditto for one lady (my wife). She gets more because she commanded the expedition To ditto one child. She took it out in eating blackberries instead of putting ...
... touching my shoes. A little further along a rat travelled swiftly alongside the ditch . . . to pop into a hole near the tangled blackberry bushes. When I regched Dovecote Farm, where old George Paynter breeds sleek Jersey cows, an enormous sow ambled up to me ...
... Cf WARNING ! BY HENRY BLACKBERRYING, to my mind, is a vastly over-rated. pastime. Many people think it is great fun strolling along lanes and wandering across fields, idly mucking the luscious fruit. If you have never blackberried, don't start, because ...
... for five minutes. Skim and, if necessary, strain, then bottle for use. Any fruit (strawberries, raspberries, cherries, blackberries, currants, plums, etc.) can be used for fruit syrups which are made as follows: Mash the fruit (in the case of cherries ...