... catch her prey, And tiny insects cutter, humming each Their tune of joy ; the white convolvolus Twines to the twigs, and blackberry bushes teem With coining fruit ; the thistle on the bank With silky down how beautiful! The leaves Upon the trees are tinted ...

... Complainant went, it appeared, into the defendant's field on c Friday last to pick some blackberries, but seeing ears of corn I lying on ths' ground, she desisted from blackberry picking, I and proceeded to that which she considered more profitable- ear picking ...

... Ita ared that the plaintiff is a married woman; on Friday, she went to defendant’s for the purpose, as she alleged, of blackberries, but seeing some ears of corn on the groun a: she picked them up instead. Defendant ultimatel came to the spot, and desired ...

... wrapped in, and she said Nothing. She said I recoHect there are two stones on it ■ but I can't find the place. I put some blackberry bushes on it. About six o clock I returned home with aer without , ttiechdd. When I got home I said to Pme, «• Your daughter ...

... Rumours, alarming or extraordinary, as the case may be, come to the fore, they say in Ireland, plentiful as blackberries in the Surrey hedges, and in many cases nearly as black. In the palmy days of the profession, enormous gooseberries, B ...