... procure for himself —how much real gratification he may afford to others, day blackberrying. Hut this is scarcely practical enough, wo must now adopt more humble style. , The blackberry is found growing plentifully almost every situation ;on Hie tllc valley ...

... of the blackberry, rich ami luscious and wine might doubtless made this fruit, and a spirit distilled from it—l believe equal roraglio. the alcoholic product of the mulberry. Some twenty five years ago I tasted excellent tarts made the blackberry the Isle ...

... prosperity, both being equally subject to change. Tbe imperfection of the English language is exhibited when we stale that the black-berry is red when it is green. Envv la fixed only on merit; and, like a sore eye, of fended every tiling that is bright. •• Your ...

... oyalist end Kcpnblieao—Phillipist and Socialist—churchman and infidel—all were j there ; journalists were as plentiful blackberries, and artists more numerous than you could count; whilst pretty women elegant toilettes were not wanting,— Rather the gathering ...

... wife Bjolic bru n-rtte. “How can (hat Le? she But she your hrtt, (daughter-in-law.) and she nette. The Irishman said that blackberries were green fore they were red. The bumble, the meek, the merciful, the just, the pious, and the devout, are everywhere ...