There is no record how Mary Winslow and Rose Standish and others, with women and children, came ashore and walked about encouraging the builders; and how little Love gathered stores of bright checker-berries and partridge plums, and was made merry in seeing squirrels and wild rabbits; nor how old Margery roasted certain wild geese to a turn at a woodland fire, and conserved wild cranberries with honey for sauce.

No one thought of cultivating cranberries; no one, but the gypsies aforesaid, of gathering them for sale.

After gathering a few cranberries we seated ourselves on a shady rock to meditate.

CRANBERRY JELLY Wash and pick ripe cranberries and set on to boil in a porcelain-lined kettle closely covered.

Frozen cranberries and pine shavings were the most extraordinary refreshments that I had ever seeneven in Siberia; but I prided myself upon my ability to eat almost anything, and if the natives could stand cranberries and shavings I knew I could.

The Pine Rat steals wood, steals game, steals cranberries, steals anything, in fact, that his hand can be laid upon; and woe to the property of the man who dares attempt to restrain him!

We also stewed our tree-cranberries, (Viburnum opulus,) sweetening them with sugar.

At a cost of some six hundred dollars Mr. F. fenced in his bog, and spent three months in watching the cranberries as they ripened, to protect them from depredation.