... up pretty well, and at every turn one met X some well-known face. Bishops from all parts of the world are as common as blackberries, and . deans, archdeacons, and canonsliterally swarm. Mackonochie and Maguire; the Bishop of Car- lisle, the Earls of Harrowby ...

... what was, after all, not the t h worser aimaol of two. ' I t : lstanes' of' unt owners mybe cited as I I plentiful as blackberries, but with andther c i. example 'I have done.. O n the evening of: the t Y 24tkhoflastorth;'a finehlttle ?? yeirs, n I ...

... Falstaff's cue, we prenune, What, uon com - pulsion t G ive you a reasn on compulsion' - reasons were as plentiful as blackberries I would give no man a reaso n ncmpUision, ?? It would ] beidleto ?? thembbish ofthis I kindwhichhasbeenpromugtoate. Something ...

... namned Cop6:sa* the jut be womain add childreeb walking 'along thqp esejal hank. 'rder IThe- children were gathlering blackberries. at'the'time. lax time;1 and the men heard the woman talking tobsir children. Pe vyie-I tat er on the three'iat'dowa - ...

... and a man namedI Cope saw the im ;Vi6tnan nam children walking along the canal bnk. cos e The children were gathering blackberries at tle time -yet and the men heard ibe womnil talking to her children' lik Later on the threeosat down-on the towing-putb ...

... himself, no dif&i- cultv would have been experienced by any one at in obtaining a seat. They were as plentiful in JF fact as blackberries in October. Even the cC strangers' galleries were more than half empty, Ire and the few who were, it was evident, were ...

... reduced the r National Chureh to the dimensions of a mere 'Ill sect. L.'gessons of that kind may be found to as thick as blackberries for any pur- pose on earth, ihow~ever discreditable, a But Do man, it is said, ever wanted ati excuse f for doing what ...

... -I stated in my last that, ifE hr Ales. Taylor 1I l gave an answer, 1 ha~d no doubt it would be in Frl- li r- plenty as blackberries,) qu~o~ta thathog easncin worthyki ofTrue, the only compulsioLn rin eTayor's case Crissimply 0.1a whaxt is due to redressing ...

... now Wsi, abound in our markets, brought in every day fresh th from our orchards :-Apricots, berries, strawb~erries, as, blackberries, raspberries, currants, cherries (the latter ad in great variety), peaches, pears, plums, apples, 3J|gooseberries, oranges ...

... scenting the hedges. Ihave gathered sec BRNseveral wild loses, and yet the overhanging buishes are ,aONfull of anuts, and blackberries are gotting ripe. The die -tinction of seasons seems utterly merged in this year's- Iteerratic climate. Whilst thoroughly ...