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... as marguerites or buttercups. Fruits lent them elve particularly to the medium, and many were the luscious bunches of blackberries, elderberries and haws produced at this period. From such childish trivia, how- ever, it is pleasant to turn to the more ...
... as marguerites or buttercups. Fruits lent them elve particularly to the medium, and many were the luscious bunches of blackberries, elderberries and haws produced at this period. From such childish trivia, how- ever, it is pleasant to turn to the more ...
... of Vaucresson, reached in about twenty minutes by electric train from the Gare W ritten and Illustrated by C. . BUZZARD blackberries. The ground in places is quite hilly. Some of the footpaths are very steep, and such variety in gradient adds much to the ...
... blue with m ushroom or russet brown are outstanding. They are slightly gayer than the more usual greys. Both violet and blackberry purple have been used for town suits in velvet or cloth; so has j ade green. Many of the e suits have a rever, a collar ...
... blue with m ushroom or russet brown are outstanding. They are slightly gayer than the more usual greys. Both violet and blackberry purple have been used for town suits in velvet or cloth; so has j ade green. Many of the e suits have a rever, a collar ...
... bearing) and 6 acres (young). oft fruits: 2~ acres (raspberries, blackberries and blackcurrants). Arable 74 acre . Pasture partly of the T udor period, s kilfully restored blackberries and and modernised, and in fine orde r throughout. 3 reception room ...
... the hawthorn, the gorse and the wild rose, but in time for the harebells and the 100 e tlife, the mu brooms aad the first blackberrie . T HERE the year : bacl ...
... own most of the shoots have a liking for walking, so that the pleasures of lining out by a hedge, seizing a mouthful of blackberries and loading and striding towards the unseen are denied them. Enjoyment, however, can soon be turned to mi ery if safety ...
... N. S 0 UT H G AT E, After which, the MUSICAL FARCE of The J emmy Jumps, Blackberry, Rundy, Colonel Dormant, F:tirly, Valentine, Molly Maybulh, LouiJa, Landlady, Betty ;Blackberry, EDW!· N, M I C H ELL. S 0 U T!-1 G AT E. Mr. Mr . Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. EDW!· ...
... plum crop nor the Beauties of Bath (useless if not eaten immediately) and we are sure of being in good t ime for the best blackberries. Moreover, as t his has been an unusually early season, with the honey taken from the hives before the end of July and ...
... those who like a slightly sharp preserve as a n a lternative to red currant jelly for serving wit h mutton or pork. Wild blackberries are splendid fruit for bottling dry, t hat is, with no water in the bottles, but they must be fully ripe and sound. I have ...
... rare. They are frequent ly to be found on the higher slopes surrounded with the old hedges of bull ns and sloes and grand blackberrying country in the autumn . Many are for sale for building, and 2.-A CALM DAY IN THE FEN COUNTRY, WITH FINE EARTH LYING IN ...