... distance hi-tory. Victor Hugo. , .. My taste tor praise that of children for fruit; if thai.' were nothing but median and blackberries in the could be very well content to go without any til.—Oral Fortune is to be blind, but her favourites never arc has ...

... magmhceiit Sat embroidered to match the under sleeves and chemisette. A capeline of Swiss straw, trimmed with bund es of blackberries outside, and the same inside, mixed S straw ornaments, and cogues of back ribbon, with lontr ends float ng over the shoulders ...

... fields which li d to Kelston ; from I proceeded a lane—oh ; «tich lane, it reminded me of some of the Devonshire ones -the blackberry, elderberry, and the coral-like briarrosc peep at you iu thousands, and little song-birds discourse their sweet music you ...

... our parishes when local causes render it impossible to secure good attendance. Little fingers can earn so much by picking blackberries, whortle berries, peas, etc., that iheir parents can smile the fines of the magistrates. The only palliative is arrange ...

... of the direc' action the sun's rays on the n- gative. Iv these examples the light brown of the nuts and dark purple the blackberries are well reproduced. St. Michael's Orphanagk, Bathwick. Subscriptions received from the Rev Prebendary Tupwell, Lady TaUey ...

... placed alternately upon the sides are branches of stamped velvet leaves several shades of green, mixed with small bunches blackberries These same berries, mixed with moss-rose buds and china pinks, of pink velvet with crape leaves, form the inside trimming ...

... this the latest addition tha fund American humour. Shilling novels of the Called Back style are becoming as plentiful blackberries. Messrs. Wyman and Sons send A Ruined Sanctuart. by Louisa Bigg, which will delight those who appreciate sensational fiction ...

... cross of wheat with fine bunch grapes at the centre and foot, and the ledge on each side was covered with apple pyramids, blackberries, virgin la creeper, tiger lilies, and anemones. Tbe reading desks, pnlpit and lectern were all tastefully adorned, the ...

... often, alas, do they find their wings clipped and their stay involuntary. In Mount majors and colonels are as plentiful blackberries; high-wranglers and ex-Indian judges jostle first classmen and late political residents. Unbeneficed clergymen, who eagerly ...

... thought expended. For That is the natural produce of our islands? A sour plum, called a sloe, nuts of various sorts, crabs, blackberries, and mushrooms. Nothing more to eat than this, and no natural dwellings except a few caves. The fences, the drainage, the ...

... graa illy .. , the train, and a small of the ivor. \ ti worn knotted the chest. A whit stnw hat v.i-h lilac feathers and blackberries. lie \in .-in: i thre« wishes of pale lavender with 1 r bows l' i. f.inged reeds in the centre r.f the fr .nt -dth, the ...

... tha even prettier forget-me-not with which a terra cotta plate is adorned the same lady. The exquisitely-painted sprig of blackberries (132) on wooden plate, C. E.Wright, are especially noteworthy. Miss H. Willson sends The Eagei Bernese (143), a charming ...