... his itu iginatton rnus mein kites, marbles, and play-time. At ten the b / wants to leave school and go bird-nesting and blackberry hunting. At fifteen he wants a beard, a wateb.and • pair of Wellington boots At twenty he wishes to cut a tiger° and ride ...

... fly 114 whd.,, •.f rrown . .l With hotemr err the how. e, the tYP'. Now %atonal front his lip. the steins deAh wipe Of blackberries; while grebe, full-hearted, twine, As If impatient to pour forth their wine, And reach old ace, in seasoned butt sad pipe ...

... quest. On another occasion, he eluded the vigilance of his parent about midnight, and wont • long distance in search of blackberry bushes. His parents,whe new reside in Rossendale, afterwards went to live iu Shepherd•street, Bury, and there. on one occasion ...

... of November cones serious busineseof pheasant shooting. Ilither to we have picked up our birds in dhe hedge where the blackberries hung in rich Ousters ; in vtraggliur belt. of plantation ; in patch,s of potatoes and turnip+. within easy distance of ...

... ea your fellow • I woeldn't she Will *ll ethos apart bet, sad tbs bed could be beard tech exclamation as Dry tir,:aim blackberry you am, .. Wipe your ohm a hall, Ae., when a motion to *Apses wee canted • large ...

... Chesterfield canal by an iron bridge. A little fellow about eight years of age, who, it is supposed, had been gathering blackberries from a hedge by the side of the towing-path, carelessly and illegally clambered on to the top of bridge. Surmises are made ...

... stination. walk of several miles through the 11'e-reads of Surrey, between Bowery hedges and tern-covered banks, where the rich blackberries of the bramble bang in ripe clusters, contrasting with the deep enuage seed-vessels of the wild briar, restored the tone ...

... tury. He remembered whoa was a boy going na the hill opposite that midi May bad boas that morning laying the chid comae blackberries and hazelnuts, and while they won limn be amid ant help thinking whether any still re- T asd he km H. Amman, introduad ...

... rising moon found May. her little cousin Tom. sod Marcus, all sitting togetheloon the lowest step of the porch , talking of blackberrying a s three children t hei heiress wore a linen dress with a knot of blue rlibon in her hair. Marcus forgot she wee an heiress ...

... tangled bushwood. Inuring the summer season the green hedge-row leading to the house was thick with wild bramble roses and blackberry -blossom, while spread out befere the house lay the garden, rich table lau and fertile meadows. Such was the farm, and now ...