... in shoe ; st five feet ten in his stockens, he was broad across the chest, his eyes was like canpie o’ morning gathered blackberries, and he could clear the board o’ skittles nine times, and still sonnd as any race hoes, both in wind and limb; likewise ...

... find Catholics qualified to fill these offices. He cannot say this about Catholic doctors, for they are as plentiful as blackberries on the brambh:ei (laughter). That is one of the professions left to us Through all the time of persecution the poor Catholics ...

... harvest moats and leitariugs in wild strawberry beds on the hilisido. topped with piece, and along stone fences overrun by blackberry vines —thy bli.eful Saturday afternoon h'ee'l in a bellow among the rocks she had named ' Fern Grotto,' on einbactused was ...

... yeomanry, when the town was full of colonels and sergeants of that diseinguished service, and captains were as plenty as blackberries. The place was enclosed as a promenade, and the yeomanry used to parade there—their own yeomanry—the Drogheda yeomanry ...

... home grown fruits, ripens in the south in the early part of January, and the season lasts until July ; the raspberry and blackberry season begins in April and lasts till the end of August, and cherries, gooseberries and currants, about the same time. Apples ...

... introduced his son as Justin, Lo *I did. my lord • and I was wondering if yo Plied the snouted mole his spade; For my taste the blackberry cone 11 w latter may material, such Several were talking about how the Granby ! itched the to beat: the lady company. Purpled ...

... piquant manse. Whatever wish ' Very easy to say of, but heiresses are not like say to me bad better be said in the presses of blackberries, growing on every bush: die other *nen at Gionheisphin Castle, and any 'Georgie' Gardiff is militia at Vyvyaw Courtod private ...