... green masses of the oaks. You can see nothing of the hedges for the clustering bunche* of hips and haws; and in the wild blackberry gardens the rich black fruit already loads their fantastio trellis-work. Evidently it must b* late autumn; but then, where ...

... The hips and haws of the wild rose and hawthorn are in tie majority, hat others oantribute, and are added by unripe blackberries and ocoasiooal sf slierberries not yet black. The effect is quite remarkable. Sbakspere, the omniscient, describes tt. ...