... velvet, with sprigs of tiny p:nk roses; and one especially pretty, of blue velvet twisted together with a long branch of the blackberry tree, leaves, flowers, fruit, and all, which locked as if it had just been gathered from the hedge. In spite of the present ...

... I thought this from the calm sleep she was in, and the nourishment she took. She told me that she had had a pie made of blackberry, and eaten freely of it. I consulted Dr. Hobson several times about the assurance licy. poM: Nunneley, surgeon, said be ...

... Mayne, of Boar Lane, Leeds. The deceased went to Barnsley last week, and was taken very ill on Monday last through eating blackberry pie. In this state she was brought back to Leeds by the doctor the same day, although in a weak state. She died on Wednes;iay ...

... it is not decorated with % Ferps.” 96 Why did Mr Hobson, when he obtained his dramatic licence, resemble s man gathering blackberries? Because in gainiog his object he put down thorns (Thorue’s). 97 Why mi the LeJ- police force be said to cousist of nothing ...