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... The To.l House. By EVELYN ST. LEGER. Author of The Shape of the World, The Blackberry Pickers. Crown Bvo, 36. 6d. [Feb. SS. The story of an old-fashioned English village, the Rquire at the big house and the people in the villtge, what came to them ...
... [MARCH 26, 1913. Mary. It might chance that she was blackberrying again, and in that case I could speak to her. You see, I hadn't had a look-in the other day when Moore was there. Moore had gone off for a drive in the farmhou* spring cart, and I acted ...
... The Toll House By EVELYN ST. I.EGEB, Author of The Shape of the World, The Blackberry Pickers. Crown 3s. ed. Times.—An appealing and humorous picture of the life of an oldfashioned English village in war time. ...
... gooseberries and currants, we have a tendency in Britain to overlook or ignore the very obvious merits of soft fruits. Blackberries illustrate the point. In how very few gardens are they grown, and yet how very few fruits will yield a comparable crop ...
... way; and the spectacle of him on his knees, chasing elusive blackberries in and out of puddles, was petrifying. He wasn't that sort of man, you see; I mean the sort of man who chases blackberries for village girls that he hasn't been introduced to. When ...
... CUSTARD and FRUIT DISHES FOR THIS MONTH. Sliced Bananas a Custard. Stewed Damsons a Custard. Stewed Pears a Custard. Stewed Blackberries & Custard. Stewed a Baked Apples & Custard. Stewed Plums (all kinds) Custard. Stewed Prunes & Custard. ALL TINNED or BOTTLED ...
... priced in the greengrocers' shops from le. 6d. to 2s. 6d. per )b., plums, mostly unripe, at 2s. 6d. to 3e. 6d., and even blackberries at le. 6d. per lb., the ordinary citizen may be excused for his belief that somebody is profiteering. With astonishing ...
... and, unless I mistake, to hers no less. Had to our dinner-sweet a blackberry-and-apple pye, the blackberries boteled by my wife last Fall, but still as luscious as fresh-pickt blackberries. Their seeds, however, alas no wise softened by keeping. Hence was ...
... it is more economical to bottle fruit than to make jam. There are still plenty of blackberries. Here is a very homely recipe:— Bottled BlackberrieB.—Pick the blackberries into wide-mouthed bottles, fill them with water, and place them in a large saucepan ...
... Europe: Ruses. Cherub. 1. A says to B: I've Just seen a negro funeral. Word required, a pleasant autumn occupation: Blackberrying. 2. A says to B: I cast give you a sure Wig• Word required, a verb of declaration: Assert (a cert). ...
... her charm of character eke her recollections THE TOLL HOUSE By EVELYN BT. LEGER, Author of The Shape of the World, The Blackberry Pickers. Crown Ivo. 34.6 d. Tioses.— An appealing and humorous picture of the We of an oldfashioned English village in ...
... ordinary land of village England you deserve all you get—which is not much. If it is the sort of land which puts forth blackberries and mushrooms, those offshoots of your domain can (and do) belong to anyone who can get at them first ; if your copse yields ...