... Mon LAWYgRS THAN CLIINTS.—The My• Ore Bar is already deluged with memben of the legal profession, and are se numerous as blackberries, there being more lawyers than clients in fact, ten to each client. The other day, a Hindu tensioned subordinate of the ...

... with a dubious wagging of its tail. There are a party of children, fat little things, with laughing sparkling teeth and blackberry eyes, but with the unchildlike solemnity of the Eastern on their faces. They are threading their slow, silent way through ...

... the most extravagant and romantic notions concerning India. He imagines that native Prinoesaes there are ea plentiful as blackberries in English hedges, and that fair, doll-like men like himself are in great request among the nut-brown damsels. It would ...

... surrounded by lovely masses of English flowers, English fruits flourish luxuriantly. Even the wild fruits of England, such as blackberries and white raspberries grow in quantities on the hill sides and among the bracken ; and wild strawberries are also to be ...

... therefore, should be resorted to, for anything worth doing is worth doing well. Something certainly might be done with the blackberries, but chiefly for home consumption ; these matters may be left for after consideration. It does not lie within our province ...

... years old, but lots already married fifty-six wives. Be is still open to engagements, and as Kuhn girls are plentiful a. blackberries, he is being pressed with further request.. Fifty-six wives is a large number even for a Kuhn Brahmin of thirty-six, but ...

... d that the position of the Instructor should be improved—and moreover backed up their views by reasons as plentiful as blackberries—it may be they considered they had done enough. The hope, if hope existed, was doomed to disappointment, and the matter ...

... terminated abruptly over some small point of detail. I recall an instance in which the man wanted the heroine to be called ' Blackberrie,' while the woman partner wouldn't hear of such a thing. She said the name was barbarous, because it was so like Blackamoor ...

... graceful Lydia Thompson on the stage as an old woman. Marie Tempest sings well, however, and pretty faces are as plentiful as blackberries among the supplemental characters. ...

... sea level, some way further on towards Keng Tung, the grassy slopes are covered with the bushes of the wild raspberry and blackberry, and a gigantic honey-suckle sheds its fragrance on the air. At the village of s*-on there occurs a common feature in that ...

... orchard :--apples, pears, quinces, figs, apricots, nectarines, cherries, plums and peeches ; wineberries, raspberries and blackberries. It makes one's mouth water to think of them. It is a thousand pities that it is not possible to grow in the lovely climate ...

... hot-water springs some ten miles south of Momein. The road to these springs lies over pine clad downs covered with brimless, black-berries and wild roses, giving the whole the appearance of some wild country in England. The hot-water springs, some eighteen in ...