... snow was five feet deep on the hill-side. They brushed the snow away with feet and nose, finding luscious whortleberries, blackberries, and raspberries in great quantities. The lowest authentic record at the barracks was fifty-seven degrees below zero, yet ...

... Miss Skeggs and Lady Blarney in the Vicar of Wakefield, we are bound to believe that beautiful women are as common as blackberries, only more so. In the columns devoted by newspaper editors to the meanderings of those intelligent persons, male and female ...

... titions on shore, while for lovers of aquamobilism, regattas, speed contests, and sea-going trials are as plentiful as blackberries in autumn. Although entries for the speed sprints on the Promenade des Anglais at Nice and the La Turbie hill climb are ...

... land of carnival. In London, the only sign of returning social activity is in the theatres. First nights are as thick as blackberries. The audiences, however, differ from first-night audiences at more fashionable seasons of the year in that they are very ...

... call it nothing else- deserting London Society in the very hour of its need. Debutantes abound, young men are as scarce as blackberries in June some of them greener and yet, and yet, here are two of the nicest of them, and, oe it whispered, the most eligible ...

... for the benefit of a small crowd that had gathered, that a logan berry which had just been planted was a cross between a blackberry and a raspberry. A statesmanlike speech. ^AVIATION at Lanark must have been fine, judging from the reports of the Daily ...

... first occurred has never yet materialised, and seems as unlikely to occur as ever. New courses have been made as thick as blackberries, and in the London area the army of players is so great and so enthusiastic that the new clubs seem to fill with members ...

... freshly gathered bramble berries which grow wild in the High land glens, and far surpass in flavour the cultivated bramble or blackberry Robertson's Ginger Marmalade is delightful for breakfast, dessert, or tea, and Silver Shred Marmalade and Golden Shred ...

... freshly gathered bramble berries which grow wild in the High land glens, and far surpass in flavour the cultivated bramble or blackberry Robertson's Ginger Marmalade is delightful for breakfast, dessert, or tea, and Silver Shred Marmalade and Golden Shred ...

... and how charming were her twelve bridesmaids with their wreaths of pink roses, and how orders were more plen tiful than blackberries, and one trod on peers and peeresses well, I'd yawn politely. One impressive scene is very like another impressive scene ...

... Garden, His Majesty's, the Scala, and the Princes with opera for every taste and inclination, and con certs are as thick as blackberries in September with such giants as Chaliapine and Madame d' Alvarez thrown in. It looks as if the musical critics will all ...

... up to the top of even high mountains- of cystus, wild myrtle, juniper, arbutus, blackthorn, mastic, Mediterranean heath, blackberry, clematis, rosemary, ferns, honeysuckle, wild lavender, and amaryllis. To foreigners it is practically impassable, but there ...