... unity of of ability under Mr. Lister seems to be a simple sity, and the sooner it is done the better ;—the are plentiful as blackberries, and have been shown in the discussions we allude te. As regards graving docks, there appears to be recognised rule er ...

... noticeable of these pleasures, are such pretty amusements as sliding down a grass slope, spoiling dresses by gathering blackberries, taking out the inside a doll, and burying a dead bird with a full funeral service. These are the pursuits, half naughty ...

... dew. Tb* morning mist and evening haze (Unlike Ibis cold gray rime'. Seemed woven warm ol golden air— When I w prime. And blackberries—so mawkish now— Were finely flavoured then ; And nuts—such reddening clusters npe, I ne'er shall poll again. Nor strawberries ...

... 'childreni, to. sea the swans about a quarter past ninte o'clock, wheli one of them happening to go out of the path to pick a blackberry, the defendant came out and told theni o keep in the path, or hie would pat the stick about. their hacks. SIte was quite ...

... fairly gone, and the trees have shattered their leaves before the mellowing year.” It may often be seen feasting the ripe blackberries, or the stupifying honey of the ivy blossoms late October, when it seeks its winter quarters, like the other Yauessae, ...

... rate place, and I'm a lurty dog to/get it,' said the husband rather shottly. You speak as though situations were as IVA as blackberries. I guess it would be a long day before your father or John would do any thing for me. I went in and asked the old fellow ...

... members to Parliament, when the Black Dwarf instructed tho people, when pensions and perquisites were as plentiful as blackberries, and when corruption alleged against the Council of State. Then there wa3 something whereabouts to be eloquent; there were ...

... with some other children see the swans about quarter past nine o'clock, when one of them happened to out the path to pick a blackberry, the defendant came out and told them to keep in the path or he would put the stick about their backs. She was sure it was ...

... some decen~t pretext for saving iron thelI )0, their money. The prcs svr asy. Excuses lo ir in siuch a ease ar~e plenty as blackberries. One man obje( le ref uses. lon. principle-' to give a penny to a street the Si beggar. The donation may encourage a ...

... States govern- ment nor the Confederate emissaries should not for lthe present allow the truth to be known, are plenty as blackberries, and too obvious to require mention. It may, perhaps, be of interest to see what the United States have spent upon the ...

... don’t avow their viilany in public, and justice is tbe cant even of the most unjust. High-flown reasons are as plentiful as blackberries, and they are as cheap when given on compulsion ; and we reply to Mr. Mill’s question asking him another : Is there un ...

... not choose to take the trouble.” Might we ask what trouble there would be in sending us a copy if they are plentiful as blackberries on the other side of the Firth? But we suspect it would give him some trouble to find a parallel to the documcnt which ...