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... miserable when he went away, and that he was to come back as soon as he could, and at any rate, in time for the nuts and the blackberries. And he read this letter over and over again, and a tiny curl that he had snipped off Ethel's head and carefully placed ...
... field belonging to a farmer named Fletcher, at Weston. Girl-like several of them scampered off to the hedge to look for blackberries, when the farmer came up, and without listening to any remen- strance or apology, laid about them in tiae most brutal manner ...
... Bth, brought down hind. A Novel Swimming Match. Men who can swim their half-dozen miles the Thames are as plentiful as blackberries. Not long since Walker, a north country swimmer, swam from Londen-btidge to Greenwich, a distance of 5 miles 300 yards ...
... for a walk through the fields at Weston, in which there is a footpath. They went from the path to the hedge to gather - blackberries, when the defendant came up with a long stick in a state of great apparent excitement. The governess said they would leave ...
... defendants, with other boys, out for a walk on the previous day, in order that they might amuse themselves by gathering blackberries, and that the defendants took advantage of the opportunity to run away, having with them the clothes supplied by the Union ...
... from the Workhouse were brought up for leaving the Union-house, yestertley, whilst the schoolmaster bad taken them out black-berrying. They were cautioned and discharged, subs. BTRIIM AT PADDINGIToN.—On Thursday, the large body of porters employed in ...
... leave. He told her that she bad business there, and swore at her. She was then close to the hedge, having gone to gather blackberries. He tried to strike her with stick, but she evaded the blow and ran away.— Defendant, reply, said was sorry for what he ...
... and is to be three miles from Selby. The children were rambling in broken up. some fields at Thorpe Willoughby, gathering blackberries It is understood that arrangements will 'be made to when they were struck by shot discharged from a gun. have the sentence ...