... told us that the bears bend down the whole trees with their paws, and then eat off the berries, like children do with a blackberry bush. In the thick reed-beds by which our canoe at times passed, I noticed now and then very curious excavations, holes ...

... in the national expenditure ! Here are reasons enow in all conscience for the motion ofyesterday—Reasons plentiful as blackberries. No wonder the Economists below the gangway, upon either side of the House, upon the announcement of the result of the ...

... the national expenditure ! Here are reasons enow in all conscience for the motion of yesterday-- Reasons plentiful as blackberries. No wonder the Economists below the gangway, upon either side of the House, upon the announcement of the result of the ...

... with parti-coloured ribbons in streamers) the old tapering Maypole. We are not imagining ourselves back in the days when blackberries might be picked by the wayside in Tottenham court-road. When there was really a suburban village, with a village cross ...

... with parti-coloured ribbons in streamers) the old tapering Maypole. We are not imagining ourselves back in the days when blackberries might be picked by the wayside in Tottenham-court-road. When there was really a suburban village, with a village cross ...

... rugged fragments of stone Bung here . cand there ; then murmuring with a persuasive gurgle as it creeps along under the blackberry's trailing limbs ; :and whispering still more softly as it glides beside the lips of the eonvolvulus. Now it breaks out ...

... rugged fragments of stone flung herevand there ; then murmuring with a persu . are g urgle ms; as it creeps along under the blackberry's tra ilin g and a sort of and whispering still more softly as it glides beside ilg the lips of the convolvulus. Now it ...

... ix. from the Hour' of Anne of Brittany, with the thorny stalks, the delicate blossoms, and the ripening fruit of t'ne blackberry, with here a ladybird, and here a green, coiling caterpillar. Reverting to the letterpress it should be remarked that in ...

... Plate ix. from the Hours of Anne of Brittany, with the thorny stalks, the delicate blossoms, and the ripening fruit of the blackberry, with here a ladybird, and here a green, coiling caterpillar. Reverting to the letterpress it should be remarked that in ...

... deem its pictures as precious and good, As I, when believing, and weeping, and grieving, Did that of The Babes in the Blackberry - Wood. The illustrations of this work are most admirably executed. They are by John Gilbert, J. Wolf, H. Weir, J. D. Watson ...

... deem its pictures as precious and good, As I, when believing, and weeping, and grieving, Did that of The Babes in the Blackberry W6od. The illustrations of this work are most admirably executed. They are by John Gilbert, J. Wolf, H. Weir, J. D. Watson ...

... 672, Little Gipsy Jane, leaning upon a stile, ready upon the instant, doubtless, to go anywhere a-nutting or picking blackberries. Clints there are, as a matter of course, in the Gallery, this year as during so many previous seasonswith sunsets of the ...