... run wild about the woods near their house, or to gallop over the country on her pony,—to go scrambling in the hedges for blackberries, or among the copses for nuts. The still contentment that Everett found in reading,—his thoughtful enjoyment of landscape ...

... delicious autumnal treat to ' thread the green lanes of old England, glistening with the rich clusters of the elder and blackberry, with the hawthorn smothered in its crimson load, and the sloe bush, studded w.tli its i urple stores, tempting the schoolboy ...

... Alton, said she saw the prisoner on the afternoon of Saturday last, with three children ; two were before him, picking blackberries, and one was behind him picking flowers. He stood apparently smoking, with both hands in his pockets. The two children ...

... Hollows, , Alton, and the prisoner accosted them, and gave each them some pence. He then asked deceased go with him to pick blackberries, and desired the other little girls to home, and the last they saw of their young companion was in the arms of the prisoner ...