... Lane, Dear little Conains.— I was very pleased to missive your letters sad drawings. Your blackberry moray very nice. Ifli 4 e; I ernect you will finding blackberries new. I em 7.-4,17, Ihe moors skis afternoon to eve if I Fed env Wherries. I must he a lovely ...

... mast bays. packed you into that car. I was looking for bilberries the other day, hut found none. I got some nits,. ripe blackberries, tbough. Your sketches are good. as usual. I expect roll are finding it very difficult to find fresh Rowers now. Yea must ...

... vetelt was gone, the greater willowherb bad gone to seed, aro we row io blackberry flowers, ell wo ere of them sew were pink mid green blackberries. I ha.. already found blackberries. like you, Cousin Iwthel. Have you ever 60(41 Burmese dolls? I have some ...

... other day mother took me and my brothers to Fernley. We went by Henoonner Lane, then after searching there in vain for blackberries we turned up Butt Lane. There we saw some tire gathering poppies. Not being very turtsin of the way, we asked them if they ...

... pretty 4 lie purple tower with • white mitre. I think it will be the singles shtisp'iskit. I got a lovely specimen of a blackberry spray. it had three beautiful black ones i on and five or six red ones and five given What used to he the old Lolidendco ...

... I am glad you liked Calverley. the gardens there always look lovely. T sin afraid it weed he a difficult place to find blackberries though. Tdo hope some l of are going to find a lot. for we seem to here been looking for there very well. --Love from I ...

... mentimed visits to the orchard of • friendly resident where apples abounded. and walks amongst the hedgerows gathering blackberries. Forty boys aft y eizard m a t, tift t for hat t f t i m est H ßan e k i lt this year Ibeing kept own until the end of ...

... they are nearly over. I went blackberrying last weak, and got quite a quantity, which are now jam, for. like the squirrels. we shall have to lay up for this winter. and I do reoommend you all to have • day blackberrying. It ts ideal. The hedges braked ...

... park. ht down to Troydaie at the bottom. We filled our pockets with acorns; on this lane and stopped to gather many a ripe blackberry. The fog elects now became very singular. We turned and bid farewell to the sun and Tong Park and village, and bravely entered ...

... nn , of a lower • It fairly took my breath away Could it be meant fer me' we sad we ugree with Winnue Elsetwth when she blackberries. Mee, te• thorn beiges are rill of • a t h e haw, comer. to us the Land tube lion . and ea. it (rem! What em it for: merle ...

... Mag,nificent beeches reaping; the larks twitter merrily. All and giant elms in the first glow of their along the road are blackberry bushes just greenery, kept guard here. revered in fruit. I carry a basket, and I ' itself is a wonderful place, an escheated ...

... handful corn and Autumn Sowers. I have eared for the harvests and olothad the woods in red and brown. I have ripened the blackberries and other autumn fruits, and here a my gift Thank you, Autumn, answered Rota. Winter was chewed in red with trimmings ...