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... at its foot on the other was a deep little gully and a wire fence that crossed the water in a swinging span. A tangle of blackberry briers and other undergrowth lined both sides of the road. The trees arched above them, and the sweetness of the sylvan ...
... delicate contour of ankle and limb, following a little descending path she knew full of rocky angles swept by pendant sprays of blackberry and then down under the jutting rock, south through thickets of wild cherry along the crags, until before her the way opened ...
... yd. Per doz. 29/6 Some other designs in Table Linens P. 48. Ferns Ivy, Ivy-leaf filling, Border on Table P. 49. Bramble Blackberry border, with Centre piece P. 50. Shamrock Border and Centre, Border on Table P. 5 1. Lily Rose Groups, with Centre, Border ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Cream Custard Foster Clark's Cream Custard makes a delightful dish served with the season's fruits. It is excellent with blackberries, its delightful creaminess accentuating their flavour. It is made in Kent, the Garden of England, under hygienic conditions ...
... harvest I want to smell the pine trees-- I'm not con tent to see them at a distance. I want to stain my fingers plucking blackberries. I want to taste real farmhouse bread not to hear about it. I want to drink old home brewed ale that never knew a bottle ...
... to my little feet, sometimes to take a message to Mary Wheeler, sometimes to get me flowers from the wood, sometimes for blackberries sometimes for nuts but always on some ostensible and well-sounding errand. Nancy's absences, however, became longer and ...
... of September. The sunshine had the sweet tartness of an apple nd the air was thick with the scents of saffron and ripe blackberries. Sir Godfrey Warburton strolled through a wood where the blue distance was glimpsed in snatches through the dense tangle ...
... coquettish veil. Lastly there are the corsage flowers without which no one looks dressed these nights. Spikey dahlias in blackberry and amethyst and cyclamen, marvellously blended, they are some of the famous Mayfair flowers from Marshall and Snelgrove ...
... chopped apple, a cupful of cooked diced potatoes, and decorate with chopped mint and a small chopped onion. THE BLACKBERRY CROP. Blackberries are ripening fast all over the country. Don't neglect this good and health- giving fruit. Try to organise hlack- ...