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... and I ventured to put question to him. teemed to bo new to him, for he pondered some time, but at last answered, ** On blackberries, Signore Green, a fruit that grows in great plenty on our hills.” Now, I not naturally of an incredulous character, and ...

... of the 12th inst. tells tho following thrilling tale: Last fall a woman residing the vicinity of Worcester was picking blackberries field near her house, having with her her only child, a bright-eyed little follow of lew than a year old. The babe sat ...

... whose relations no means amicable, and whose connexion with the t® the balies is not very intelligible. The nymphs lother blackberries in the wood where the babes * » grave. The wild men desire their better ae- The nymphs are ooy, and shun the ■Jujttions ...

... are now in popular favour ; and the scenery, _ painted Mr. Calloott, folly his artistic reputation. A scene representing a blackberry brake the fall of the leaf, and tha transformation scene, which, according to the hilla, represents ** Tranquil Lake in ...