Erect European blueberry having solitary flowers and blue-black berries.
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A sweet bilberry also abounds in some parts of the country.
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From the shadows of the bilberry bushes two stooping figures rushed at him.
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My road wound up and up, the heather and bilberry on either hand.'
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Thonolan, you wouldn't turn down a cup of Tamio's wonderful bilberry wine, would you?
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Helena fell back on the bilberry stalk, to gain time.
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The plain is now grown up with poplar, hazle-bush, scrub-oak, and whortleberry.
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The surface of the island is plentifully overgrown with whortleberry and bayberry bushes.
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Around it were beds of red phlox, red whortleberry bushes, and wild sunflowers.
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We dined upon potatoes, corn, carrots, and whortleberry pudding, quite sumptuously.
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For supper, seal-steak, with whortleberry jam, cheese, bread, butter, and coffee.
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In England it may be known as the whinberry or wimberry and hurts becomes urts.
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A scent of whinberries made her little nostrils dilate with expectation.
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When you can't get eggs you have blackberries and whinberries.
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Walked up the mountain, saw great quantities of whinberries; a delightful stream of water near the summit.
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After much trouble about beds we had tea with old bread, butter, plenty of sweets, also whinberries, etc.
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He flung himself down in a blaeberry-bed, and lay there doggedly, his weak mouth tightly closed.
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You may have already been picking and enjoying that most delicious of wild fruits - the bilberry or blaeberry or fraughan.
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Up to Blaeberry Tarn, and then home by Holler Beck.
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There you may find shade in summer, and great blaeberries and ripening rowans in the wane of August.
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The island on which we had encamped was a small rocky one, covered with short heathery-looking shrubs, among which we found thousands of blaeberries.