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... 11ower- sprays, sold with the original receipt, for£ 120; and a set of only six Chelsea dishes, painted with cherries, blackberries, hazelnuts, straw- berries and other fruit, for £220. Then came a service for desert of 40 pieces from the Flight, Barr ...
... easily be sprays, sold with the original receipt, for£ 120; and a set of only six Chelsea dishes, painted with cherries, blackberries, hazelnuts, strawberries and other fruit, for £220. Then came a service for desert of 40 pieces from the Flight, Barr and ...
... stage, however, is the grub. The adults mate in early summer and eggs are laid among raspberry blossoms in June, and in blackberries some weeks later. The young grubs emerge about ten days afterwards and start to feed on the fruit surface. Later they burrow ...
... and pack away every storable thing that would provide for a day to come, to make shortbread that melted in one's mouth, blackberry wine that tasted like port, and even nettle beer to clear the blood of impurities. It seems to me that even with time so ...
... Pancakes were baked for the tea baskets, pancal ...
... and pack away every storable thing that would provide for a day to come, to make shortbread that melted in one's mouth, blackberry wine that tasted like port, and even nettle beer to clear the blood of impurities. It seems to me that even with time so ...
... utation, while Bunyard went as far as claiming that there wa little doubt that it was a variety of the common Californian blackberry, Rubus vitifolius. In 1932 a specimen plant from those col- l ected at East Mailing was selected as being true to the original ...
... search of game that isn't yet roosting in the higher branches and shelters below the thorn and the holly or in the heart of blackberry clumps. It is this constant renewal of an acquaintance with t he wild and the business of hunting for food that characterises ...
... HIDDEN GLEN W ITH the harvest not yet fully gathered -even in this southern county-by mid September, and the huge crop of blackberries still pale green, we considered ourselves very previous (the ant rather than the grasshopper) in fetching our winter garments ...
... lAN NIALL I T has been a poor autumn for blackberries, as most people seem to have remarked, but here on the cliff above the cottage one could not say that it is a poor season for berries. Although blackberries are shrivelled and poor, all the other kinds ...