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... friend what he ought to take for lunch. 'the friend replies, Well, a couple of down oysters and a Dover sole, followed by blackberry and apple tart and cream ought not to hurt you. The wretched liver, on over-hearing this advice, groans in spirit. 'The ...
... were then pulled to Bodmin by horse poser, and it was while the horses rested that people had an opportunity of picking blackberries and flowers. The avenue of trees to which I refer was between Guineaport (Wadebridge) and Pendavy, and continued past the ...
... weave cloth. with real live per- lined. In small fittings o forming animals, Shades: Brick, Lido, Bo clowns. etc. After- and Blackberry. noons from 2.30. Thursdays an d SPECIAL PRICE 55/i , Saturdays fro • 11.30 a.m. Admission: Adults, SPOONER AND COI 6d. ...
... quality. The berry section revealed a splendid collection of fruit. loganberries. gooseberries. yeitchlierrien and cultivated blackberries. The eggs were of line sire. and formed a strong section. Aa added interest to the show van a display of excellent needlework ...
... meadow, as he had described it, covered with thistles, docks, nettles and brambles. The neighbouring children may get some blackberries out of it, but it should not be allowed to run to waste for so trivial a reason. ...
... stomach, and are valuable in rheumatism, insomnia. and liver troubles. Beetroot helps to keen the blood and heart clean. Blackberries are said to be excellent as a tonic, while buttermilk, when sweet, builds tissues rapidly. when sour it destroys intestinal ...
... Pere. , C. Hall. eon- malice is evidenced by the fruitful brambl ductor at The Three Choirs' Festival, Here- from which blackberries every year a ford, and Mrs. R. Yelland. who has for a gathered very abundantly. Thus. whe number of years Tenderest the ...
... long before the train reached the town' Quite right. 1 have often seen the train stop while people got out and gathered blackberries. It was no legend. then, that people could get out. pick hlackberriee or towers, and then get back into tho train again ...