... without delay. This new El Dorado was the very land, not merely of promise, but performance ; gold was as plentiful as blackberries; five-pound notes grew on the roadside; gold-diggers were too idle even to pick up the sovereigns which rolled from their ...

... number of Baptists ; that large district known at election times as the lower Hamlets Dissenting chapels are plentiful as blackberries, while in the more fashionable districts of Chelsea and Brompton you will hardly find one. The philosopher of Malmesbury ...

... Baptists ; 1 . 11 , thin larg e di s t r i c t k no wn at election tim es as the I Hamlets Dissenting chapels are plentiful as blackberries, while in . the more fashionable districts of Chelsea and Brompton you will hardly ...

... number of my co-religionists here and , elsewhere. Jew Bills, in England, have of late _years become as plentiful as blackberries ; and unless those yet to come shall be established on a firmer basis, and placed upon a more legitimate footing than ...

... tulle, edged with satin ribbon and bows; petticoat of tulle over glace, trimmed with blonde and gauze ribbon, and wreaths of blackberry-blossom. Head-dress, feathers and blonde lappets. ...

... admirable Abbe on the Pont-Neuf. The Abbe' entrusts the cause to the father of Clemence. Proofs, of coarse, are as plenty as blackberries. Everybody attacks the | wicked rich father. The Abbe' appeals to him paternally, morally, and pathetically. The son adjures ...