... up the hill. Their feelings were summed in one remark by Dick: “Well,” said he, “we saved their old train, anyhow ! ” . BLACK-BERRYING. The berries are all hiding, oh. As frightened can be. For who are these striding, oh. Across fields, they see Great giants ...

... at the stalk with pair of scissors. Like all wild fruits, blackberries require to given augar liberally the preserve is to kept more than few weeks. Stingy housekeepers have an idea the blackberry common and cheap it ia unnecessary to treat it with the ...

... tlie health and s«ld the pleasure of these for whom they provide. Amoy the juicy fruits are strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, cherries, and currants; among the noojuicy fruits are apples, pears, peaches, quinces, apricots, and plums. Mash the iuicy ...

... racks in the world, I would not tell you on compulsion. Give you a reason on compulsion ! If reasons were as plentiful as blackberries, I would give no man reason upon compulsion.” Shakespeare knew men; present-day teetotallers only know themselves. If they ...

... Devonshire lanes, but they are splendid substitutes. Last Saturday Stanmore Common was crowded with London folk who came for blackberries, but most of them got nothing but fresh air and a sight of a splendid panorama spread out for them by Dame Nature who is ...

... coal merchants ill shortly advance their prices (that is tArir pleasant little way of announcing the advent of winter,) blackberries are on sale, and the baked potatoe cans have made their appearance the streets; the roasted chestnut lady and the muffin ...

... the boys running along the road, and seeing that their pockets were bulky asked them what they had them. They tokl him blackberries : but he caught them, and on searching them found apples and pears in their pockets. He afterwards met three other boys ...

... disturbed at any time nrvim policeman. Lodges of the Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes are nearly -is numerous in t| district blackberries on summer’s hedge ‘‘autumnal that strew the Wont. ; V*llomb«W’ The Order has quaint a^d .jueer-sounding name which some ...

... sea, kc. Will took three days to consider, and at the end that time his mind was made up. He swallowed a double do-e of blackberry cordial, donned his best suit, bruehed his hair till it shone like ebony, and m.-ide the of his way to Mrs. Hooper’s. Not ...

... added to the flour; in Syria, dried mulberries eked out the wheat Fancy an Englishman eating beetroot bread or chopped up blackberries in his daily loaf. Can one conceive again of our adopting the dug biscuit fashion of Sweden, and adding powdered dry fish ...

... flowers , and the back of the organ, which faces the congregation, was completely hidden from sight by foliage, fruit, blackberries, vegetables, etc. The window sills were made extremely effective with foliage plants, ferns, ctclus, dahlias, and other ...

... THE ADDRESS. LOOK AT 70US GEOCKEB’ BILLS 111 JAMS. 3 lb Jan of Plum Jam 7&d. 3-lb Jan of Plum and Apple at Jd. 3lb Jan of Blackberry and Apple at \ . 3-lb Jan of Raspberry and Apple at ' 3-lb Jan of Greengage at |Qd. 3-lb Jan of Raspberry and Currant at ...