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... I| covered make your ears sticky currants, when you have removed the skin and extracted is the seeds, are unsatisfying blackberries have the faults of raspberries without their virtues plums are never ripe. Yet all these fruits are IS excellent in their ...
... Wild free-born cranberries, Bright-firs-like barberries, Crab-apples, dewberries, Figs to fill your mouth, Pine-apples, blackberries, Citrons from the South, Apricots, strawberries Sweet to tongue and sound to All ripe together eye In summer weather, Come ...
... for meat gather the herries for house hold service. But the fruit that is sought for by the cottagers is the bumlevkite or blackberry. Amongst minor unkindnesses done to the cottager who loves his bramble jam by the motor car must be reckoned the dust which ...
... rapidly among the crowds on the quav. fe How to Stop Wasp Plague. The annexed view does not depict the y results of a recent blackberrying party but a pile of over 17,000 wasps caught this year at Eldridge's grocery stores at Westfield near Hastings 5? in the ...
... The Reluctant Lover. By Stephen McKenna. 6s. (Jenkins.) The Chalet in the Wood. By Edward Quarter. 6-. (Chapman Hall.) The Blackberry-pickers. By Evelyn St. Leger. 6s. (Putnam.) The Celestial Critic. By Vincent Brown. 6s. (Chapman Hall.) Dr. Tuppy. By Stephen ...
... which fruit is transported.. Miss Connor has an extensive knowledge of fruit culture, and her brochure I 'II on that of the blackberry is used as a text book in the Cornell Uni versity from which she grad uat ed. This science of I ruit-raismg is ot course ...
... clipped oak and nut trees and glowing maple are garlanded by tra- vellers'-joy in profuse abundance, by triumphant sprays of blackberry with red and purple fruit, ivj' creeps in and out, and convolvulus is turning to gold. The autumn tints glow in harmony ...
... cially of the plaid patterns so dear to the French woman, and flowers are the favourite trimmings of the moment though fruit blackberries, apples, and berries of all sorts is also much used. A novelty is the crinoline lace made in crin straw, or rather horsehair ...
... ns attractive reading. Crown 8vo. 3s. 6d. THE TOLL HOUSE. By EVELYN ST. LEGER. Author of The Shape of the World, The Blackberry Pickers. Times. An appealing and humorous picture of the life of an old-fashioned English village in war time. HUGH MEMOIRS ...
... never be put cold into hot water, or hot into cold water, or even stood on a cold surface such as marble. Plums, damsons, blackberries, apples, pears, and most other fruits and vegetables can be preserved. Anyone who desires information on the sub ject should ...
... WOMAN'S SPHERE. By Olivia. Yonder in the heather there's a bed for sleeping. Drink for one a-thirst, ripe blackberries to eat Yonder in the sun the merry hares go leaping, And the pool is clear for travel-wearied feet. London streets are gold ah, give ...
... own garden, which probably account for his point of view. It is so easy to rail against the passing tramps who pick the blackberries that grow along your orchard wall so easy, when you can go country- wards for six days of the week, to blame others for ...