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... the kindliest charity organisation for a fortnight's boarding-out in a rural Heaven, fall of 'real cows and ripening blackberries. But, the whole though, Geordie bore up bravely enough until Bob Pratt, his chum, departed joyfully for a whole day in ...
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... sings on as well. The world in fruit—peaches, pears, apples, plums sail rosy ships of sweetness upon every tree and wall—blackberries are ripe upon the hedges, the smell of cut grass and dying clover is everywhere in the air. The birds are silent -now, ...
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... .:,..---2:zo . ..- - '1 ~ )i n . ! —Thursto k Du The Broke, of York's Th THE PICK OF THE SEASON.—The first ripe blackberries are to be seen in Kent, and although the season does not begin until September 1. these five children determined to take ...
... ::.,,-. s: • . i . -'''-..-- -- --.1.i1dt. , ,.1.•:,- , , , . .: - • . 0 BLACKBERRY SUNDAY.—Owing to a wet summer, to-day's harvest of blackberries will be a good one. But -R . ' - ~ • . ' , ,.. ' , . .. • „ .. .. . ~ . .::: ...
... piece of Sall e ; - Toffee instinctively looks for figure of Sir Kreemy Knut and shop-windows. HAVE YOU TRIED THIS? e% • Blackberry and apple s ouffle lent. Stew apples and blaelsb_ . „ gether with a little sugar till. sve, press them through a hair el ...
... AFRAID OF BUDGET. LECTION rumours are plentiful as blackberries. It may come any onient, and certainly not later than I,anuary or February. The hope of a is lidget surp l us h as gone w i th the unex.pected expendit ure on war pre p arat i ons. means ...
... are features of this week's thrilling murder story, ONE fine afternoon in September, 1852, two little boys were gathering blackberries in a field known as Appleyard's field, near Sheffield, when one of them ran back to his companion. There's a man in the ...
... passing L. H. Cirton (Douglas) in the 200 miles sidecar race at Brooklands yesterday. j at, who are both at llottingdeati,.- BLACKBERRY Madamopen her own season 0b.., A new Russian ballet e eluded in the progranw' - e• :' l k.. ‘ 'i • - . - '' ' - '. ' ...