10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WHORTLEBERRIES»
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whortleberries in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
whortleberries and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
The liquid does not become red ; wine, whortleberries, fresh beetroot. Pass to
K. K. Another specimen is treated according to C with sodium carbonate. (o). The
colour darkens or becomes red on heating, whortleberries, fresh beetroot. Pass
to ...
Notwithstanding his seclusion from society, the Man of Whortleberries is not, it
seems, without his refinements and luxuries. Is this fact a blemish in his history, or
does it mar the picture I have presented ? Ah no ! Detraction cannot reach him !
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The Knickerbocker: Or, New-York Monthly Magazine
Can I sell you some whortleberries ?" I was standing in the store of a merchant in
the little village of C, with my back towards the speaker. I immediately turned so
as to face him. He was a strange-looking, weather-beaten veteran, of some sixty
...
Charles Fenno Hoffman, Timothy Flint, Lewis Gaylord Clark, 1834
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Journal of Horticulture and Practical Gardening
Whortleberries are peculiarly an American institution. The Germans have what
they call heidel beere, or heatbberry, from the good old Anglo-Saxon heortberg
or hastberry — at best but an indifferent fruit. The English have the Bilberry or
Blea- ...
5
Report of the Directors and Officers ...
They looked for whortleberries. They picked two quarts of whortleberries. They
ate the whortleberries. A bear saw the boys. The bear chased the boys but they
climbed a tree. The bear waited all night. The next morning the bear went away.
American School for the Deaf, Hartford, 1855
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Foods: their composition and analysis
Dwarf Elder. (b.) The specimen remains grey, tinged with green, bottle-green, or
yellowish. Sometimes (black elder) it acquires a lilac tint, which almost
immediately disappears, changing to a greenish-grey-blue, whortleberries, black
elder, ...
Alexander Wynter Blyth, Meredith Wynter Blyth, 1903
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A manual of practical chemistry: the analysis of foods and ...
Whortleberries. M. The mixture of wine and alkaline carbonate C. (J.) is heated to
boiling. (a.) The mixture becomes lilac-violet, or violet. Logwood. (h.) The mixture
tends to become decolorised, or changes to yellowish-green, or dark green, ...
Alexander Wynter Blyth, 1879
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The Twilight of the Vilp
played havoc with our whortleberries. We were all fond of whortleberries and we
naturally resented the greedy intrusion of these shorthorn cattle. The beasts were
never there at night and for a long time I could not ascertainwhere they came ...
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Conservation and Development of Nontimber Forest Products in ...
Analyzes the market for wild whortleberries ( Vaccinium myrtillus) in France by
contrasting berry harvest strategies in two regions. Isolation of individual
collectors and the diffuse nature of commercial market structure make general
descriptions ...
Bettina Von Hagen, James F. Weigand, Rebecca McLain, 1998
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Passionate About Homemade Wine: A Practical & No-Nonsense ...
WHORTLEBERRY WINE (Burgundy Style): Whortleberries are a small wild fruit
which many people come to the country to pick; they make excellent jams and
jellies - and very good wines, otherwise known as 'herts'. 6pts whortleberries,
7pts.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «WHORTLEBERRIES»
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That was the West that was... Dartmoor in WWI
These saw massive quantities of eggs, sphagnum moss, waste paper, blackberries, whortleberries, foxglove leaves and horse chestnuts collected. Sphagnum ... «Western Morning News, Jul 15»
12 of the best secret gardens in the UK
Here were four national collections including dog's tooth violets, edible whortleberries and shield fern – a huge achievement for such a modestly sized garden. «The Guardian, May 15»
The history of Irish cuisine - over 8000 years old and hardly any …
Heathberries and whortleberries for a sweet. All that one could ask for comfort. Round me grows,. There are hips and haws and strawberries,. Nuts and sloes. «IrishCentral, Apr 15»
Love High-Fat Foods? Counteract Adverse Effects With Wild …
If you love foods high in fats, wild blueberries may be your new best friend. Nordic wild blueberries (also known as bilberries, whortleberries, European ... «The Inquisitr, Dec 14»
Packrafting in Montana: double the adventure
We hike into a region of wildflowers, snacking on grouse whortleberries along the way. After a few miles a wooden sign and the song of thrushes welcome us to ... «Financial Times, Sep 14»
A zombie obsession that's hard to fathom
However, I'm reliably informed the next course will see the First Eck making a proper pudding - a veritable flan B - out of Darling's sugar-coated whortleberries. «Herald Scotland, Aug 14»
Martin Hesp escapes the crowds on a stroll around Dunster
I read recently how the local squires at Dunster Castle used to regulate the number of people who'd go picking whortleberries in the ancient Deer Park because ... «Western Daily Press, Jun 14»
Scandinavian weight loss berries
Lingonberries are also called red whortleberries, cowberries, fox berries, mountain cranberries, mountain bilberries, or partridgeberries. Should you want to ... «WellBeing, Feb 14»
Fall In The National Parks: A Kaleidoscope Of National Park Leaf …
... and red and orange vaccinium (huckleberries, whortleberries), etc. In mid- to late-September and even into early October the color drops in elevation, yielding ... «National Parks Traveler, Aug 13»
'Laird's Lodge' has special place in Swan Valley history
“Compton spoke up,” Reynolds said, “saying, 'You know those aren't huckleberries – they're whortleberries.' “ 'And who ever heard of Whortleberry Finn? «The Missoulian, Jul 13»
