... didn't stay much of spell. Uncle Reub ?” New; went back mad’cause didn’t hare no cycle paths an”lectric lights in iher blackberry patch. Hoax: Whatt You buying a bicycle? I thought you detested them. Joox : So do; but I’ve been run over long enough ...

... bascback riding terminates right hen And X railed myself off the stuboerd aide of that hone and struck on my head in wild blackberry bush. I want home with nose fall briars and accumulation of raw experience that would have tmm worth its worth in gold to ...

... Country people have an old saying about tho delicacy of “blackberry chickens;” this probably means chickens hatched during the parching heat accompanied east winds which we often have when blackberries are ripe. If similar weather comes in June or July the ...

... •leariaa in variety; Lombardy Poplars, fine staff. 10 16‘t, well ; Hydrangea panicnlata grand!- dura, good stuff; American Blackberries, of Italian Por lan and much oth-r useful stock ;PBUKNNIALS. inclnding thon rands of Kulaliaa and other Ornameotal Grestee ...

... c growth and origin, took kindly to British 101 l many yean ago. end bee since brought forth luxuriant crap of musical blackberries, or black boys Every sea-elde reaort in Britain now njnieea In one or non bands of Ethiopians, whose stentorian voices ...

... extended hands when the path led under the trees—in momentary fear of jamming one’s face into the prickly piuenshion of blackberry bush or of saluiing mother earth in a dilated form wallowing in the wayside ditch. Of coarse I met not son), nobody bat ...

... quality having evidently been aimed perference to quantity. At the foot of the font, and traiued aroami its colamn, were blackberry vines and sprays of wild berries of various ooloars. the whole being backed a bank of green plants and crowned with wreath ...

... didn’t* stay much of a spell, L’ncle Reub f* “ Naw ; went back mad ’cause didn’t have cycle paths an’ ’lectrio lights in blackberry patch.’' Hoax: “What! You buying bicycle? I thought you detested them. Join: “So do; but I’ve been run over long enough ...

... everything; and work of this kind, even during holiday—out of which this lecture grow—seems to come as natural to him as blackberry gathering does to a school boy on the loose. As Keeper of Botany at the British Museum he is do mean authority on all pertaining ...

... seeing his wife looking her very best. Beauty unadorned all very well in its way, but even Venus—and do not grow on every blackberry bush -cannot afford dregs dowdily. carelessness of her personal appearance has frequently proved tbe marring of what might ...

... discussion until Finchley does something more than has yet hern done. the tame.—Defendanfe said he wm only Dieting few blackberries, and did not over the hedges all, but through the gates.—Fined 6d d amages, and 2» 6d coats, and was allowed a week for ...

... exhilnto; hc, Edward 2nd. £3. Mr David Chnsty. Patching Hall, Chelms- Chipping. Buntingford. lay colt, aged 15 weeks, bred ford. Blackberry, black gelding, 4 years, and exhibitor: Sir .Tame* Blyth, Bart, Stanstead, Broomfield Bella, brown mare, aged years ; 3rd ...