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... ment about the picture to redeem these defects. a- The children have not been wandering through is the wood, aad eating blackberries ; but have hail of their hair combed within the last half -hour, if in children's heads are what we know them to be. is ...

... torace at this point appears to be purely aceideal, a for, the scene changing, we lose sight of her for ever, t Soene 5-A Blackberry Brake-is one Of the prettiest bits of stage paintng and setting we have ever m teen, and Its quiet ?? beauty wIll, U we ...