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... two of them calling wistfully at a safe distance, but after a five minutes' wait the cock escorted his partner back to the blackberry clump, celebrating his return with a snatch of song. A moment later the hen slipped inside the tangle of branches and crept ...
... two of them calling wistfully at a safe distance, but after a five minutes' wait the cock escorted his partner back to the blackberry clump, celebrating his return with a snatch of song. A moment later the hen slipped inside the tangle of branches and crept ...
... street, flirtino-with A t inker sat in the through fields o£ maize edged with pomeblackberries, prickly pear and granate , blackberries, spindly aloes. gipsy, ~ ·as our groom. The horses arc strong, mountain-bred crossed with Arab, 14 to 15.2 hands high, ...
... fireplaces. The main problem was to get rid of a 20-ft. tree, growing on the vault of the present drawing-room, root out the blackberry bushes and remove the 3t t ons of earth that had s ilted up interior. Then it was largely a putting on a new roof and windows ...
... sudden strange disappearance of the bullfinches . While odd faithful pairs could be seen in the neighbourhood, feeding on blackberries, sampling the seeds of nettles and persicaria, and, above all, returning day after day to feed on the seed of favourite ...
... favourite foods. Silver birches seeded ·ell, too, and l have often \\atched the birds feeding on the decaying seeds of blackberries throughout the period from cptembcr to :\[arch. J s t hat the whole story? Must we fear more heavy destruction of soft-fruit ...
... public footpath , labelled thus by a conscientious local council, but obviously, to j uclge from the tangle of nettles and blackberries, never used. But how delightful it can \Valking has gone out of fashion since the invention of the bicycle and, more latterly ...
... cllyer, articles on the gardens at H aseley Court, Oxfordshire, by Lanning Eoper; on the by D. :\'l.acer cultivation of blackberries, by D. :\'l.acer \\.right ; on problems of gardening in a windy climate, by M. H. Porter ; and on the history development ...
... cllyer, articles on the gardens at H aseley Court, Oxfordshire, by Lanning Eoper; on the by D. :\'l.acer cultivation of blackberries, by D. :\'l.acer \\.right ; on problems of gardening in a windy climate, by M. H. Porter ; and on the history development ...
... its name tempts me to try it. BLACKBERRIES BLACKBERRIES BLACKBERRIES BLACKBERRIES BLACKBERRIES BLACKBERRIES FOR FOR CULTIVATION C in years plucked appear hundred ago; the plentiful from Falstaff's upon as ...
... means to convey on every page. A group of children from a fishing village go into forbidden territory They dis- to gather blackberries. They discover what t hey think is an enormous ruined house. Presently we realise the house is an ocean-going liner, cast ...
... and tubers, and the voles have no trouble at all in getting food. Susy spends most of her time burrowing into clumps of blackberry or hidden away in the heart of a bush waiting for a vole to make a false move and reveal its hiding-place. \Vhen this happens ...