... N meld in taking tele of the jumps her hack I • was ilestro)ed. 4 .. Mr V.l itliike s s well-knoan steepleaa.,e wore tt Blackberry at Knockroe On a ‘lsit tu ‘ Major JII Mastiff George. Thc peli- ' ee of tbi. sire the pos.eion of some of : tb . fine ...

... procession at once started for the paddock. There, sure enough, at the far end thereof, partly concealed from view by some blackberry briars, was the guilty Satan, every hair in his coat on end, growling as nobody had ever heard him growl before. There also ...

... Atqne opere in medio deflva relinqult oratra Quid labor aut benefaeta juvant! Abrupt dismissals have been as plenty as blackberries since his accession to the archiepiscopal throne. Islington was the first scene of a “ clearance this week Soroerstown ...

... way out of difficulty.' ' Heiress, indeed!' exclaimed Sir Henry. Where is You can't gatker heiresses on the hedges Itka blackberries in a Kerry lane.' . . ' No,' returned his sister quietly, but they can be found, though, and not far of either. There's ...

... own but a single revolver and a few miserable cartridges with which it waa loaded. Beggers in Russia are as plentiful as blackberries, as persuasive as Irish lawyers and sometimes as desperate as highwaymen. A year's experience of their ways, without exactly ...

... John would certainly think themselves hardly used if, in this era of liberty, when locomotion is cheap and girls as plenty blackberries, they should not be allowed to pick their spouses, at least, among a hundred fair ones, so as to be able to thoroughly ...

... practices recommended by ** lover of warm fi ct sad cool head. We drsue to add. driak par# water, and for reasons •• plenty blackberries,’' pledge yourselves against stronerr liquor. • W«AT cam’t SBCvaxa ax Drag a. •—•They say that smoking cures hams, and ...

... consequently could never cultivate their hedge-rides properly, but were forced to be content with and hipe and pignuts and blackberries, and anything else that came handy and by the grace of nature; never able to laise a of grain for harvest time, or to gather ...