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... chestnuts. R I have also given you an apple pudding — it is such a good year for apples. You can also include some wild blackberries in this pudding if, like me, you have some in your freezer. ...

... RADIO By PETER H. DAVIS “ Although roses were the most i‘puhr line during Karel Nekola's day, cherries, plums, blackberries and strawberries are commonly found, in addition to vigorous cocks and hens.” ...

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