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... has painted the bird —ash colour, yellow ochre, grey, umber, and sienna; that, lying among the dead ferns and bents and blackberry-leaves, it is ondistingnishable, even when right “under the nose.” Mr. DxnwiH is thought to have accounted for this preservative ...
... Studying the Bible. IV. Lilies of the Valley, and other Tales. Clara Stanley; or, A Summer Among the Hills. VI, The Children of Blackberry Hollow. VII. Herbert Percy; or, From Christmas to Easter. VIII. Passing Clouds ; or, Love Conquering Evil. IIX. Da.ybreak; ...
... the fame of such a ono is carried all the way to London, where preachers and orators, all men of power, are plentiful as blackberries. By means of the press Mr. Marston does this. It seems that his sermons aro printed and published by Messrs. Tubbs and ...
... must difficult to bring • fox to band in. It is needless to state that foxes are in abundance, pheasants as numerous as blackberries, and as for ground game it is literally swarming. What a happy contrast to other districts, and strong argument against ...
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... South the same phenomena meet us. In Greece, which had no dynasty, we transplanted one, hot-bedded it, went on a political blackberrying expedition all over Europe in order to smear it with our support, and foul id out, at last, that a solemn league and covenant ...
... South the same phenomena meet us. In Greece, which had no dynasty, we transplanted one, hot-bedded it, went on a political blackberrying expedition all over Europe in order to smear it with our support, and found out, at last, that a solemn league and covenant ...
... said that the horses got out of his mother’s field accident, the fence being broken by people who destroyed the hedges blackberrying.—Fined ...
... house- tops or bo jolted along miles of unexceptionable lodgings, where he at overy moment remembers somo lovers' lano, or blackberry hedge, or cattle pond of not many yoars ago ; and what will bo his impression should even the reservation bo made of a purchased ...
... and, when completed, will be launched from a Pleoun,; l ockyard. Turret-ships and ironclads are now as ( Illart i ,' as blackberries ; they are to be met with in all I het it rs of the globe, fitted with the most recent improveeletie-',, a nd constructed ...