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... their houses with Meader& Perhaps it was the same man who saw a white blackbird sitting on • wooden milestone, eating a red blackberry. An observant but not very rich Ail lady always bought her tea by the quarter of • pound, because she thus got what she ...
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... together with many oiler matters of the greatest possible interest to the lovers of Art. A lovely little etching, by F. M. The Blackberry Gatherers, from the picture by the late George H. Mason, is presented as the frontispiece to eke number.--London : J. 8 ...