... Dowling, that knitted the for you the winther you spent on a visit with governor of Ennis is gone to glory,' attar eighty-mix blackberry sessons over her headand Paddy IPerseken, the play-boy, is buckled at last. 'Twas my own fault that I didn't spend a raisin' ...

... Luther : to represent the town—why, said he, they are as did you in committee understand any such arrange- I Plenty as blackberries at martinmass—aye, and ment? some of them as black too. Some of thesis corres- Mr. Luther—l did not. and then if he be ...

... wah uil h o is te h n an w t d a m ft i 7 l r . th . .t .be fas n h o i n on lo o o f ki t n he be true, are as plenty as blackberries at Martinmas, not one man fit to be depended on, could be found, to the right we saw our inestimable friend Alder. The ...