... 22. IN SCHOOL-DAYL Still sits the school-bow by the road, A ragged beggar sunning; Around it still the sumach. grow, And blackberry vines are running. Within, the master's desk is seen, Deep awed by raps official; The wrapping door, jibe battered sage ...

... for three each, four others for two, and two more for one mark each. We append some of the sentences received. Although Blackberrying Constitutes Delightful Employment For Growing Hoidens, Initiating Jam-making, Kate Lawson's Meanderings Nevertheless Occasioned ...

... worth ?' she continued. 'They are splendid, my dear vi °man ; 5 cents a piece or cents a dozen. I see you got sonic nice blackberries. What do you ask for them '! Twelve cents a box. They are boss. Can't be beat. Try them lady. Will I put up a nice package ...

... ' Known them ? In my country, said the Centime (who was not an Italian at all), they are as plentiful as in England—blackberries, People with noble names, with noble old houses, with children who must never learn anything, never be anything. because ...

... attention to the superabundance of what might be a source of great wealth to the poor of Ireland—namely, the splendid crop of blackberries, which along the hedgerows and waysides are so abundant as absolutely to weigh down the hedges upon which they grow. Mr ...

... to washerwoman. Oh, certainly, replied Mrs. fathom the mystery id the straiirer's untimely p orn j a y ; we have had blackberry pie right fate. After all, he told after mooch along tide week, awl Mr. Popinjay spilled his brooding upon a subject that ...

... dull, gray blank of farm existence, looked for nothing better than feeding chickens, rearing young calves, and pick. Mg blackberries to sell, until hides Crotty, the blacksmith, asked her to marry him. I never thought of such • thing, said she. I'm ...

... The stream i% bridged at the foot of the hill, Near the batiks with arbutus, sweet in May, Where the briers tall with blackberries When the maples turn to golden and gay. Prom the early morn to the twilight grey, The whirr t f the stone where the corn ...

... apple end peen which grow and bear les% sad I may add the oodlin family, the grow well sad bear abundantly. Bilberries, blackberries. and elden•hervies are found I. great alreadaaes t bee 'sly the is turned Se Wolk: Nehmen to the swift W As @di his been ...

... BLACKBERRIES. A tarn er in Wisconsin—Mr. C. B. Hamilton —known as one of the most successful small. fruit growers in the States, makes, it is stated, the growth and Pale cf blackberries a lucratise occupation, lie has several acres of blackberries ; the ...

... never see him more.' Haldane's face vanished, and the scene of the dream charged. She was in fancy again a child, picking blackberries wirier the grim walls of the old Castle with several young pinions, when the whole of them are startled by a,hearse cry ...

... berth. Shelving beaks overgrown with weeds and long tangled grasies, sloped down to the dark, dismal waters, while s man of blackberry bushes, nut trees, and gnarled hawthorns shut it in front the rest of the park. Dark, shadowy trees closed It in, their ...