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... that day nor tho one following, but no attention had been paid that fact. the third day aome children, who were picking blackberries near the village, were attracted nnutual movements dog which accompanied them to spot where i was pawing np the earth in ...

... Hcaly’a Bine Bell, 1; Mr. Fred. Smith’s CoUen-dbas. 2. A Pcst Rack, value 10a. Entrance, 6s. Three ■Urted—Mr. Reynold’s punt. Blackberry Blossoms, bung declared tbe winner. A duck bunt followed, after which there was splendid display of fireworks. Mr. Fsekrell ...

... of foundation. Simple folk!—like the good Vicar of Wakefield, convinced by the testimony of many witnesses that his horse Blackberry was afflicted with spavins, splints, windgalls, and all possible equine blemishes, they never suspect that the bond of common ...