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... PAT ! geant, the peas and beans are coming along fine, and there's going to be a good picking of blackberries from the bushes on the garden wall. I've just had a letter saying that Pat (Allison's pet name for John) is getting some swimming and s ...
... pent-up steam can escape. Many years ago, not far from Douglas, I saw a large, stout merchant floundering about in some blackberry bushes, and flogging the undergrowth with a steel-shod implement. I think he had lost his golf ball. RELAPSE FROM MANX. ...
... instead of stones, and so on. Most of his inventions were too much trouble to produce on a marketable scale, but his thornless blackberry remains, and so does his prickle-less pricklypear. The prickly-pear grows in arid regions, and while it makes fine cattle ...
... for an accident, might never have reached Blackburn. A native of the Isle of Sheppey, Kent, he was one afternoon on a blackberrying expedition when he stopped to watch a football match. As one team was short of a player, they asked Harper if he'd like ...
... into SKY, LOVE into BIRD, DOGS into BARK. FAIR into DAYS. 4. How many four-letter and five-letter words can you make from BLACKBERRY? Answers to Wangling Words No. 171 1. ALlodiAL. 2. INDIAN OCEAN. 3. FIS H, WISH, WISE, WIRE, FIRE, FIRS, FITS, BITS, BETS ...
... 2. Who wrote (a) Bardleys the Magnificent, (b) Research Magnificent ? 3. Which of the following is an intruder, and why?—Blackberry, Sloe, Bullace, Greengage, Bilberry. 4. On what river does Ipswich stand ? 5. What name is given to a flock of starlings ...
... potatoes that give heavy yields TAILOR'S PATCHES. because they are resistant to Most famous is the cross bediseases. tween blackberry and rasp- Our modern plants are as berry we call the loganberry. much inventions as our But new tailor-made fruit modern ...
... Who wrote. (a) Youth, (b) The Fortunate Youth? 3. Whicn of the fcllowing is an intruder, and why: Crabapple, Sloe, Hip, Blackberry, Oak-apple, Elde,rberry? 4. What is meant by a deciduous, tree ? 5. What is the highest mountain in America ? 6. What is ...
... By the control of chromo- Now they've brought it to tomes, they have evolved a such a fine art that 851 b. of thornless blackberry, and scienjuice could be obtained from Wiz fruit-breeching is producing 1001 b. of apples. They have larger and more lasting ...
... the Soldier, (b) The Sailor's, Return. 3. Which of the following is an intruder, and why?—Plum, Cherry, Apple, Banana, Blackberry, Sloe, Raspberry, Peach, Apricot, 4. For what is Kimberley noted? 5. What were the names of the dogs who barked at King ...
... constructive, rather popular view ? than destructive, uses Come down our pretty fruity I\TIEW fruit for old! C olumn -LI Blackberries as large as strawberries, apples almost without cores, shaved and hairless gooseberries. Un- (Suggests suspected fruits ...
... to take the car; dig another radish and come. Answers to Wangling Words—No. 420 1. OverseAS 2. SAUCEPAN, TOASTING-FO 3. Blackberry, Cranberry. Bulla 4. T.U.-Lim A STEAMER Bilberry, ...