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... like Cheer- dry is will help It you pop some fulness and King Alfred. See that water into the hole at planting time. A good blackberry or logano thes e are planted carefully in bowls Are you prepared to meet the berry, but unfortunately there filled with ...

... AND GIRLS. A. The few Yell an much activity from you out in the country. Par instance, there will be much looking Icor blackberries land many sore fingers. too', and the resulting vies and puddings will be very mace indeed There will be conkers , to ...

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... some blackberries, she cried. Then perhaps Mummy will make a pie ! What a good idea. Jane. exclaimed Bobby. Pimping to his feet I do like blackberry pie ! Luckily I have a paper bag in my Docket. he added There were plenty of blackberries growing ...

... care* in of Ingiond. but in the withern part blackberries were &Misdeal. Puked wally of them and the Cook. being • friend of me. he made many s blackbeiTy pie •-•-' • reel few sealers of tbee• and 50 blackberry ple Irt micLarloter. St it a up • temorpta ...

... August is ending and the heaths and the moors are purple with heather; there is also a - jungle os bracken ler n and blackberry bushes on the common This is where the hares and rabbits hide, trying to escape the notice as the young Sox cubs, who are ...

... Bennett. Kitchen app:es: 1 C. Gregory: 2. J. Bennion: 3. J. Bennett. Dessert pears: 1. W. Aslbury: 2 and 3. P Halliwell. Blackberries: I. E. Gallimore: 2, Mrs. V. M. Morris: 3, A E Wood. ...

... beautifui sight! oe exclaimed. joyfully Three baskets fu't of fine, juicy blackberries—and ;114 when I am feeling so hungry. too , Naughty Gobble started to eat blackberries at once. He ate ey.!! , •v single one, and Just as he swallowel the last mouthful ...

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