checkerberry

1 "They will not think of such a thing," returned the peddler, picking the checkerberries that grew on the thin soil where he sat, and very deliberately chewing them, leaves and all, to refresh his mouth.

2 Jill's was white, with tiny scarlet leaves all over it, trimmed with red braid and buttons so like checkerberries she was tempted to eat them.

3 I shall take the liberty of giving you a bottle of my checkerberry cordial.

4 Ground pine and "checkerberry" grew abundantly in the grove.

5 I knew the spot upon the hill   Where checkerberries could be found, I knew the rushes near the mill   Where pickerel lay that weighed a pound!

6 “I will go over on the hill and get her some young checkerberry leaves,” resolved Anna, remembering how Rebby liked their sharp flavor.

7 Here were, indeed, great riches, "a little of everything" that pasture life affords: a hardy bed of checkerberry, crimson strawberries nodding on long stalks, and in one sequestered corner the beloved Linnæa.

8 Having some portion of the floral envelopes attached to the pericarp to form the fruit, as in the checkerberry, the mulberry, and the pineapple.

9 Here were, indeed, great riches, "a little of everything" that pasture life affords: a hardy bed of checkerberry, crimson strawberries nodding on long stalks, and in one sequestered corner the beloved Linnaea.

10 Her breath carried the keen scent of crushed checkerberry plums.

11 Then, suddenly, she remembered that Rebecca was at home ill, and that she had entirely forgotten her, and the young checkerberry leaves she had intended picking for her sister.

12 Often whole stretches of the slope are carpeted with mayflowers and checkerberries, and as you climb higher, and meet the wind from the other side of the ridge, your foot crunches on gray reindeer-moss.

13 There were clam shells piled up with red checkerberries, and caddis worms on the half shell, with spicebush nubbins.

14 We taste still the sting of checkerberry and woodsy flavor of the fragrant birch.

15 Almost every one knows the little cherry-red wintergreen berry or checkerberry, and almost every one likes its sweet aromatic flavor but few would care to make a meal of it.

16 A little pine grew in front, a juniper made its roof and spread its fine branches over the door, squaw vines and checkerberry leaves grew on either side.

17 Asking for a new kind of tea, he made us some pretty good of the checkerberry, which covered the ground, dropping a little bunch of it tied up with cedar bark into the kettle.

18 Its industries are varied: they make large washing-machines and mangles for hotels and public institutions, weave woolen cloths and flannels, make sarsaparilla syrup, checkerberry oil, and knit woolen socks.

19 If he saw anywhere a particularly red checkerberry, he went that way; otherwise it was all one to him where he went.

20 Then this,” and he pointed at the maskalonge, “broiled on a pointed stick, with a handful of checkerberries for dessert, and I think you and I will be about ready to begin work in earnest!”

1 鹿蹄草

wintergreen shinleaf

2 杜鹃花科

blueberry cranberry heath azalea heather rhododendron huckleberry manzanita bearberry sourwood arbutus pieris rosebay kalmia cowberry salal rhodora leatherleaf farkleberry strawberry tree tree heath mountain laurel bog rosemary trailing arbutus Labrador tea sheep laurel

3 伏卧白珠树

wintergreen