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... look sick^ The noted cider apple Foxwhelp is so tart that even the most choir toywiU not steal it thrice. Blackberries are tbrok as blackberries, and there are nuts for all. On the aummit of the pass I eat my frugal lunch as drove of colts and cattle ...
... blushing maiden picking the red holly. berries in the hedges. And then she loses her footing, and goes head foremost into the blackberry thorn, and falls backwards into the ditch and covers herself with friendly green mud. And then that sweet girl gets up and ...
... Among other edible fruits of this classic wood besides the Strawberry. Raspberry, and Barberry, are various species of Blackberry, one of which, the Hart’s Bramble (Heort-brembel) of Anglo-Saxon physician*, is known sometimes —to the confusion of no ...
... successful summer bait tor chub. The chub is rather partial to a fruit diet, and is at times also templed with a strawberry. Blackberries and damtons have caught chub in llieir proper seasons. ...
... seme, as that was in Surrey and this within hour’s walk northward of Canonbury. The ground was undulating, clad with ferns, blackberry bushes and holly trees, and there were troden paths, crossing it here and there, the very paths, so it seemed, that bad ...
... during the season. The bushes bear profusely lor two months. This ensures successions) supplies for marketing and gives the blackberry an advantage over the strawberry and currant, whose fruit come* on with rash and exhausts itself in tbs co-.irsa few days ...
... wife looking her very beat. Beauty unadorned is all very well in ita way, bnt even Venue —and Vennsea do not grow on every blackberry bush—cannot afford to drees dowdily. wife’a eareleaeneaa of her personal MpMiance has frequently provkid the marring' what ...
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... alrawberriea this season. Mr. Downes, of the same villege, has just picked ripe raspberries, and in other parts of the county blackberries may still lie seen on the hedgerows. Anthrax has broken out Credenhill Mill, near Hereford, cow, the property of Daniel ...
... than amount pruning dans all one tiam or erery two or thre* *Prtuing Raspberris*.—Both ia th* earn the raspberry and the blackberry the 'faulting oene* decay after bearing, and new canes ere produced annually bear fruit the following veer. 'Old cause should ...
... to the winner, 10 sovs. to the second, and 5 sovs. to the third. Two miles. Mr. J. Monro Walker’s BROWNBBRRY, by Atheling—Blackberry 6y, 12siti 31b Mr. Fergusson 1 Reid Walker's MONKSILVER, a, 31b Mr. G. B. Milne 2 Winner trained by Latham. Betting; 7t04 ...