... The nimble squirrel oace more ran skippingly the rail, The blackbirds down among The alders noisily sung, And under the blackberry-brier whistled the serious quaiL I came, remembering well How my little shadow fell, As I painfully reached and wrote to ...

... Bless me, and do you cell this discontent? These are mere straws to show the direction of the wind.' DISCONTENT PLENTY AS BLACKBERRIES.' Do you want reasons tor discontent ? I will give you enough. Now, listen to this. In the And place. the taxation of ...

... —fa by-gone years, before the gold-fields were overrun by the rush of emigrants, and when gold holm were as plentiful as blackberries, a party of two or three men having worked out a good claim which had yielded, say 000 a man, would forward their gold ...

... county. If eny fault could be found it was that the aristocratic element was rather too strong. Earls were as plentiful as blackberries. Farmers cannot leave their farms, nor merchnnte their merchandize, and so public boatnoes fall, into the hands of theme ...

... is inelneed by certain readouts who have lived in Peru. People who froma country where seek things are as commons. blackberries ought, of coarse, to know what a veritable tram- is and they aver that there was no 'mistake at aIL As to the wide-egwead ...

... your adversary, and if sticks and stones are proscribed., the national fist is to the fore, and rusty guns are plenty as blackberries, despite coercion acts. We might undertake to promise Mr. Harbison as pretty a fight as he would wish to denounce, at the ...

... member of the British Royal family—and it is as well to hint that our eligible Princes are not quite so . plentiful as blackberries—or a noble. man of horit rank; we would not yet pronounce what should be the amount of his nor ez his official midence ...

... and fashionable ones who graced the assemble.'. Noblemen, baronets, and M.P.'s and men of high rotate were 1 plenty as blackberries within the sporting little town. Men of renown in the hunting field were there, and thou'ands of an orderly and respectable ...

... end • miserable drop of coffee. . 1 n°l we left Catania, with the elorption of • little fruit, mulberries, pears, and blackberries, which we plucked upon the way. We were detained in Franca. villa by • thunderstorm which lasted • few hours. When it cleared ...

... the race week, when Princes kW tided people hum almost every Europese' country (France especially) were as plentiful as blackberries, a young Brazilian won close tin and on Saturday es ening the process knows at breaking the bank came to peas. It was ...

... empty. Decidedly the vein has been against him all day—the album is lost—what a , pity—there was one clump of frost-bitten blackberries I with the spider's web, which would have been I with the sunbeams glittering through—but it mhe et helped—and—hallo! but ...