For treat they had wild plums and crab-apples and tiny wild strawberries.

They came back eating eels and crab-apples out of their hands.

These were divided between standard apples, crab-apples, plums and plum hybrids.

Six beautiful little balls; as round as crab-apples and as safe as burrs!

Tart are they to the taste, like the crab-apples which abound in the hedges.

You would have counted she had lived upon crab-apples and vinegar for a fortnight.

The setting sun flamed through the crab-apples and burnished the fur of the tortoise-shell cat.

Wash, wipe and remove the blossom ends of one-half peck of perfect red Siberian crab-apples.

Muckishaws are said to be a fruit as big as crab-apples, growing on large trees.

And yet once more the crab-apples were taken.

Of old time, crab-apples were usually planted in or near rickyards or elsewhere close to farmhouses.

Take them out, weigh them, and allow a pound of loaf-sugar to a pound of crab-apples.

Select tart, firm, red or yellow crab-apples, three quarts; remove all decayed spots but leave the stems.

The twinkling crab-apples, the glitter of brilliant willows now seemed to her trifling, scarcely worth the notice.

Ours are nothing but crab-apples in contrast.

I had been living on crab-apples and sugar the whole day, for I could get no provisions.