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... NO WASTE IN FRANCE. Blackberries Yield £BOOO. A Lesson to England. The Brittany peasants have taught the English peasants this year a striking lesson in economy. In Yorkshire and in many other parts of England, at the present moment there are thousands ...
... fine quality of the fruit. this time onward the seasonable fruits will include red and Antwerp raspberries, black caps, blackberries, plums. currants, grapes, peaches, early apples and pears Melons will soon arrive in immense quantities. Peaches will be ...
... neighborhood of Sydney such fruits ss the puck nectarine, apricot. plum, fig, peps, cherry, and orange are as plentiful as blackberries. The orangeries and orchards of New South Wales are among its sights; sad in the neighborhood of Sydney and round Port ...
... regular work. They else out their existence lin the winter by tow', sod during the yammer the most enerSeliB pick ' and sell blackberries and huckleberries, which grow in profusion there. Some of them own donkeys, and thew, attached to the little twoeled n ...
... dengrase; John's wort ; McLachlan, monntain rich; Mc- Lean, blackhurg heath ; McLeod, red who! tie. ',wry ; MeNati, ro-e blackberry ; McNeil. gram; Mel'herson, variciated boxwic..l; Mc- Quarrie, blackthorn ; tlcltea. fir cluh-mreoi ; Munro. eagle's fealhera ...
... cherries to 50,000 each, apricots and grapes to 40,000 each, black cherries to 30,000, strawberries to 20,000, 1111 d apples, blackberries, currants, gooseberries, nectarines, quinces, and reapberries to smaller amounts. The exports from San Francisco amounted ...
... Board, in the Senate and the Courts, at the universities, and even in the churches, puns were ss plentiful as the proverbial blackberry. All the humor became debased to a quibble; and, from being the fashion, punning grew to be the vice of the age. It is not ...
... nest the top of which was securely fixed in do horizontal fork of a cornel bush, and the beam rested on the bent stalk of a blackberry brier, fourteen inches below. The birds had evidently begun to pile sticks on the brier when it was two or three inches ...
... animal In the world 1— he always has his back up. An fr;shman was once adted if he had ever seen a red blackberry. 'To Le sure I bare. Pat, all blackberries are red when they're green' A 31iiwaukee woman's costs upon: an averse. 1 11:i ; tot she has the ...
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... I did not notice it until the attendant told me to get into it. At first I refused ; it looked like a great huge pot of blackberry jam; but when I sank into it it felt like a soothing flax-seed poultice I was buoyed between the top and the bottom of the ...
... and blackberry season this year. and consequently blackberry and apple puddings bare been largely In evidence. This has always been • favorite dish of Queen Victoria, who, when a Princess. enjoyed nothing better than an afternnon's blackberrying in the ...