... and the more luscious but humble fig, and interspersed with the peach, apricot, plum, and cherry ; while the unpretending blackberry lined our avenue, and held Out its fruit for to gather while seated upon saddle. It was the first fruit the land had seen ...

... all the racks in the world, I would not tell you compulsion. Give you reason compulsion ? If reasons were as plenty as blackberries, I would gire no man a reason upon compulsion, I. We means desire to institute any sort comparison between Shakespeare ...

... the labour ? Certainly not.— where there has been no human and nuts, and weeds, me, and passed. We find redberries, and blackberries, - and various sorts of wild fruits, iate food for birds, and monkeys, and savages, and anti-Cor n Law leaguers.— NS. All ...

... she wi: reain. old g ripe in the glen, see his hid s. Tbe bides were away, when she cal e box. | where I use d to gather blackberries and strawberries. 1 dias | There was no water in it. Iksow Mr. Beli’s coai-yard. told ber be bad six hides, and none to ...

... ta Siita. Oncf. upon a time, a very time ago, when there were Kings and Queens Ireland, and when Dukes were as plenty as blackberries, and you might pick Karon off every bush—it was a long time before that rVomwcll—high banging anti bad luck him—ever come ...

... from among them. «* first entered their store, where we purchased toys, cordials, &c. Among other things, I recommend their blackberry wine, which cures dysentery. They prepare excellent rose-water and euu de CWwj/ac—the process they explained to us. Mr. ...

... choose to blest, or the Lord help me.” Another pause our proceedings, during which a company of ragged boys, who had been black-berrying, came up. and planted themselves, with every symptom of vulgar curiosity, around the carriage. Miss Norman had now no ...

... whore solo occupation it is to please the sea with without remuneration, must sought only where rival, are not • plenty blackberries.’ In a large city the b-»u will see himself reflected in ■ thousand parallels.' The same hat. boots, and nondescript, j ...

... mellow tune, While sweets of the wild flowers scented the gale, And'over the hills rose the bright, yellow moon. Neath a blackberry shade, loved in a whisper; I fondly embraced her • she smiled ssdly sweet • Then, then,—*twas the first time that ever I ...

... orchard*, all the way, Put forth their golden pride. F.v’a hedge*, busk’d in bravery. Look’d rich .f sunny morn The t hip and blackberry prank'd Septemlier’s thorn. Cora’s glen the how d-.ep That loftiest Like toes st asleep, AM motionless and ‘t*ll. The torrent ...

... the face, wherever you glance your eye, all populous towns. In London, they are to be nut with as plentiful as Falstaff’s blackberries. There arc whole streets to be let lodgings. With the unfurnished lodging-house keeper 1 hare, at present, nothing to do ...

... North”—the Antipodes of Tipperary, and all that, must be content to be set down as spot where outrages are still as plenty as blackberries. We have been furnished with the subjoined particulars of an attempted murder by the Ballymacarrett rioters, on the Pith ...