... a daug.” There was footpath there. Defendants said they were only picking a few blackberries ”; but the magistrates being of opinion that they were looking for blackberries rather too early in the season, and that to pursue this occupation the presence ...

... see it through Harridge wood, with some other children, when one of them happening to go little out of the path to pick blackberry, the defendant jumped out of the wood and threatened to put the stick about their bocks, if thev did not keep the path.—Mr ...

... the acquaintance of bird, and flower, and tree. We made necklaces of dasies, and trimmed our bonnets with wild roses and blackberry blossoms, and if we were hungry, ate the tender shoots of the hawthorn and the honeyed petals of the red clover flower.” ...

... peculiar privileges of promotion, the young men who now walk over the heads of grey-headed veterans are as plentiful as blackberries. In military circles, or at least amongst tbo vast majority—i.e., the men who are without the mdaus to climb the ladder ...

... onramoo metaphor-as m-untt d alu ntly ~. crown having very pretty gther(j .. ., ftir fuir ..'..r,' ami love for day, and blackberries. The show held at Shepton Mallet was the effect. Kvidemlv much pant* had been upon llieinorv e L , ~r av ’’ annual oxhibiiion ...

... young ladies the school took walk to Weston, near Bath, and unfortunately happened to enter defendant’s attracted by ihe blackberries, thev left the path and went towards the hedge. They had hardly got there, when defendant made his appearance, having stick ...

... end Lord Dunkellin’s having carried this morning by a majority elecn YVhile numbers on their reasons’were means plentiful blackberries with supporters the amendment Most of them— if asked any— must have replied like Sir Andrew Agoecheek I no exquisite it” ...

... the land with titcir straggling j beatifv. Shrouded the grassy the pastures with cat kitted ba/.cls, and tossed their long blackberry brunches | the corn fields. Perhaps they were white with May, or starred with pale pink dog-roses; perhaps the urchins were ...

... untidy tree arbour But’ bushy land with their straggling beauty shrouded the of pastures catkined and tosaed’their long blackberry on corn fields Prhaps were or starred with pale pink perhaps u robins already nutting amongst gathering crabs was the journey ...

... vehicles to the Town-hall and carefully conducted upstairs to record their votes, and tumbles and fights were almost as thick blackberries. Close of the Poll. Purnell 287 Tate Kelway 186 Boyce* 183 (Original Sines. ...

... conveyed vehicles to the Town-hall and carefully conducted upstairs to record their votes and tumbles and fights almost thick blackberries Close Purnell 287 Tate Kelway 196 193 Original THE WIDOW’S LITTLE BOY Where noble their throw the gravel walk below Beside ...

... gold-tinted with over-creeping lichens, cliffs covered with greensward, and tangled briers on which the ripe and luscious blackberries cling; hero, reared against the sky, are leafy clumps’of picturesquely stemmed trees; and there, beneath, is Saint Catharine’s ...