... borough. As to my canvass, I Can ameribe the promises I hive received in the words of Falstaff, they have been as plenty as blackberries, and as to the important question how fa they con be relied on. I trust I may rely on them implicitly, and Ice this mama ...

... being finished with • tiny of moos. Around tiler:flee of the basin was • cluster of and reds; and the centre was bound blackberries, can ,. d a hlias, the foundation wee enlivened by a ' wreath of dahlia's. relieried with corn. The western window decorated ...

... wreu, who stay with us all the winter, continue to pipe merry stave for our amusement. Then we have the pleasures of blackberrying and the delights nutting. Can any boy or girl, even in this age of premature aud women, resist the temptation of ripe brown ...

... the crow flies, with not a moment's check, over the stiflest country in the hunt, and fences of all descriptions thick as blackberries in summer. Our fox took oue ring rouud Covert, either to get his wind or thinking to shake off his determined foes. This ...

... onward we went over the beautiful grass lands to South Barrow, which we passed on our left. Here the fences were rife blackberries in July, and here many a good steed came to grief. (I was pleased to notice Mr. Digby in his old form, and in the first ...

... crowded with cheerful and instructive scenes. Let for a few moments glance at some of these. Look at those children gathering blackberries and nuts; watch their happiness and delight as they each find a fresh cluster to add to their little stock, and say are ...

... died by the will of God, or some other disease, unknown to the Jury.” “Tife,” says the graphic Neal, “is like a field of 1 blackberry bushes; mean people stoop and pick t fruit, no matter how much they blacken their fingers ; but genius, proud and perpendicular ...

... the alterations wrought by the labours of the convicts the oast side of the island, hitherto only known as a place for blackberries, adders, rugged paths, and wild flowers. Yet, silent and unobserved as they have been, the convicts have succeeded in ...

... for bulltinchcs are impregnable with their leafy covering, and ditches ate full of long grass and gracefully drooping blackberries covered in leaves and dark juicy fruit How all are longing for a frost to remove some of these dark obstacles from their ...

... on the ground till the principal races were and over. Divisional generals, brigadiers, colonels, statf-officers, were us blackberries,” and, * plenty though the only representative or the fair Wits Mrs. who over at Seacole, presided sorely invested tent ...

... ware arrangements of gladiaU othsr Sowers oo dark Ktasn ground. On the the stalls airing of wild flowsrs and foUags, with blackberries and law tamshm of gstantama and earsafa, finish to ths ilannrstlnn of the ehanote, The nib were crossed with strings ferns ...

... morning of the carried it sot, when be made an t with Davies to meet him In the &fiascos in Wool I, the purpose of ps*Lag blackberries. in the wood, and Davies was slightly ia s 4 ream Coe struck him blow on the book of thi head with the of a hatchet, white ...