... came in a'ready. Everybody's boon kind °imp' the beadles. They're just like the pricks in the blackberry-bushes. And if there wasn't pricks, p'eaps the blackberries would get eat too fast; and so there may be some use in beadle; though I don't think they ...

... memoranda, but we would venture to suggest to Mr. White that, inasmuch as Alma,. flacks in the present day are as plentiful as blackberries, he might diminish his outlay without depreciating the value of the book if he were to omit this portion of the work altogether ...

... the place. She erected on it a building which might almost be termed palatial, and marble pillars were as common there as blackberries on a country hedge-row. In fact, it was, as expressed by our correspondent Amateur in our issue of the 24th of January— ...