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... :aliilevraced at his disposal. fear s PRovIDED BREAST hopes in adversity and ,L P!°sPerity.---1-/orace. °Ash. I s a field of blackberry and raspberry tio' n , -e • Mean i 5 peo le squat d o wn and pick the fruit, - d att er how they black their fingers; while ...
... gets the advantage for he has ¢ Good churches and good hold and the bishop has not. priests ought to be as plentiful a s blackberries, and perbaps the bishop thiaks so. One visit, one inquiry, one kind word, the smallest note of interest in St. Joho’s on ...
... his sociability rendered tortuous by individual egotisms, andhy the vicious nature of ourinstitutions. LIFE is a field. of blackberry and raspberry bushes. Mean people sluat down and pick-therfruit, no matter how they black their fingers; while geuins,.ud ...
... gross and scandalous trickery, of direct falsehood, and insinuations against private character, were as plentiful as blackberries. Honourable shareholders appeared to revel in the noise and confusion of a Babel of tongues, each of which wagged ...
... not tw,„ R le priests of Westland-row Chapel. Thus there are Prot °man Catholics a,:ded to the board to counteract the blackberries. Honourable shareholders appeared to would respond to the call of Governit an of the Bishop of Meath. revel in the ...
... at their leisure. A suitable candidate is not always found at a moment's notice. Fitting men are not always plentiful as blackberries. The choice of a representative seriously concerns a constituency, and should be made with fitting deliberation and care ...
... appeal. Those who are contented with reasons without reference to the quality of them can always find them as plenty as blackberries. Yestenlay (Tuesday) the Cardinal laid the first stone of a new church at Mortlake, Surrey, to he dedicated to St. Mary ...
... the entrance of Jews into Parliament I In a country where Bibles are as plentiful, and apparently of as little value as blackberries, and where parsons are as numerous, and from their false and hypo- critical pretensions as offensive to the eye as black ...