... satisfied with litem, and am well convinced that thev will satisfy every bodv but von, that reasons were as plenty black-berries, Falstaff says, would not, especially compulsion'', assign any her titan those which have already assigned. indeed, ...

... got en trayiNd,..• frog; which is rut 'likely he ever, &caned. ihAitles.lital, • 'the tortoises are. tW strawberries and blackberries. ~.,T4ey are in Chester county, and i!reat pumbers of them R. marked. ; Anecti , de of Fradklin.--The_ character of Franidin ...

... abundant berries, —tin* wild rose with the hip, the hawthorn with the haw, the blackthorn with the sloe, the bramble with the blackberry; and briony, privet, honey-suckle, elder, holly, and woody night-shade, with their other winter leasts for the bird*. The ...

... abundant berries, —the wild rose with the hip, the lwiwthorn with the haw, the blucklhorti the sloe, the bramble with th/» blackberry; and the briony, privet, honey-suckle, elder, holly* and woody night-shade, with their other winter feasts for the birds ...

... upon the conviction of the eternal fitness of things, this shall happen when peaches and pine apples are produced on black-berry bushes, Gropes of Fonteeinbleau are ripened amid the snoWs of Nova:,•entbla. But our convictions, in this respect, though ...

... it. I am addressing you from the summit of BOX HILL, near Dorking, where I have just been gathering and eating nuts and blackberries in great abundance; and the beautiful and extensive scenery which surrounds me, and which I have before described in the ...

... upon the conviction of the eternal fitness of things, this shall happen when peaches and pine apples are produced on black-berry bushes, and Grapes of Fontainbleau are ripened amid the snows of Novazentbla. But our convictions, in this respect, though ...

... conduct; unless, indeed, like Falstaff, they scorned to give any man a reason on compulsion, though they were as plenty as blackberries.--(Laughter.) He would recommend them, ho%ever, to face inquiry boldly; they might do it without expense and very little ...

... racks in the world, I would not tell you ° compulsion! Give you a reason on compul 6l°9 l a If reasons were as plenty as blackberries, I give no man a reason upon compulsion, 9 0 The Paris Papers received yesterday to the 0 1 instant, are less interesting ...

... mp«i-,n, without even a bed to -leep or, o r t . c ' means of relief, ihev having neaily sub-asted this la-t fortnight ' on blackberries, which he gathered. A Lady who has seen the.r situation, feels m. interest in ti.'.s laying their rase before the Pe -evoe ...