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... comfortable, if not a luxurious, country home, with the idea that fortunes were to be picked up in the elg a 8 readily as blackberries on a sunny stons wall. Poor girl! She had found out her mistake soon eno -h, yet she had too much pride to return, & useless ...
... Annt g dab cnmp-ng until Monday morning, ran intothebu ery, where the old lady was serewing down her patent jars of canned blackberries, 9 “Why, Aunt Huldah!” she cried, rosy and breathless, “who on earth is that old loafer smoking his pipe in the bukfudonP ...
... OFFICIAL SCRATCHINGS. MANCHESTER MEETING. ter engagements. —Pickles colt Lad, Andy White, Lavisher, Blackberry, Borough Belling Chaser—Koibsilyown, Phyllis LOwn Manch ~ Aldorley Hurdle, Manchester.—Dalmatian. Grand ’Afliu Obase.—Alfred Noble. Chinley Chase ...
... aged . . Pullea 1 9 Mr. T. Hogg's Mafioso 4y« . BHogg 1 9 Mr. Kenworthy's Heury Potts aged . Renworthy 1 7 Mr. F. Mason's Blackberry aged . Mason 1 7 Mr. J. Scott’s Stainmore bys «d. Seots 1 6 Mr. ?uuh-'- Pietist agod « Quasle 1 4 Mr. J, H‘Kh':. Carol Singer ...
... Amersham sged' Pulles Mr. T. Hogg's Maficso 4ys ,..c.p. 308 Mr. Keoworthy's Hewry Potts t ‘ 111 7 Mr. F. Mason's Blackberry aged.::. Magon ;n 7 Mr. J- Soott’s Stainmors 6y ..-d, 300 t 11 6 Mr. Quayle's Pietist aged ..w ryh L |34 ...
... f;écd- Strawberry ¢7ld. | Agple, Black Currant, ] ‘ Apricot 7d. Greengage 7d. | Cherry, Gooseberry, | each ‘ Damson 7d. Blackberry | Raspberry and Red JV’ and Apple 84d. | Currant, Damson ‘ B e i § § %SfelS offer The “Joffrette” Heater. § ‘ Provides hot ...
... fruit buyess Muscatel grapes are 25., black grapes Is. 3d. to 25., pears 4d. to 6d., apples 2id. to 4d., damsons 2d., and blackberries 6d. per lb Bananas are Is. a dozen, and pineapples 3s 6d. each. In the vegetable line gom-l are Is. a stone, artichokes ...
... Walters, of Langbourne, Pnfi nis, has & pr:r)x tree which bears grafts as ws: Two of um of rose, two of cedsr, d ‘.;:fl:eh of blackberry, lilsc, phamy, d o e ...
... will burn. For a good every-day jam you can use equal weights of this pulp and tinned plums, damsons, ete. To a tin of blackberries (about Zlb'n.J youunmslbl.ofw;n Far all these a similar mixtures allow 3lb. of sugar to each Pk ip, aad tein 015 i, e o ...
... In this dinner the soup and qu’e- came out of tins; the lamb, bread, potatoes, milk, and flour were ration Issues; the blackberries and herbs were both. in the little town & mile off in the oasis. The fish costs nothing, being obtained by ingenious covepiracy ...
... of small birds. The red campion lifts high its flower from the ditches and river aide, and in obscure nooks beneath the blackberry’s garged wire stems rest secure from the cattle the sweet-scented woodrutr, though it is a flower not too common in the ...
... SUBSTITUTES. jerman “ Vossische Zeitung ™ hoe ‘make coflee not caly with barley or rye, rossted sugar-beet, and tea from lime nd blackberry and strawberry leaves. e e e 47 RS, 5 e rato T food ot sl ek »to o t use :‘’f The l&“-nua.u Cosfedernion Couppil cities ...