... bird, they aeoin happy there, .Spread# beanty, mirth, and tong, and gUdneea everywhere. rememberfhow I need to watch the blackberry’s green ahoot. ~ , , And think the time eo long till I could pluck ite jet-black Irait; And when it came I felt, indeed ...

... of Englishman is very unsavoury j ost the French nostrils Even in Paris, whore our countrymen have been at plentiful as blackberries—in those particular Quarters of tho city, that is to say, which they affect the dislike of th» lower classes to us has ...

... crossing the fields reached Piddletown, village five miles from Dorchester. There was secured as he was in the act «t picking blackberries in lane. He - wearing the priinn shoes and stockings and the clothes which he on the very night of his escape from the ...

... there are things which one would find it difficult to leave off. I myself nearly lost the train tho other day picking i blackberries. There are also men who can see great harm in people being intemperate and fond of liquor, and at the same time, if you ...

... When the little nigger boy wanted to attend his father’s funeral, he uigod his schoolmaster for a halfholiday to go a blackberrying. A VALUABLE CHAPTER FOR YOUNG MEN. In nine cases out of ten no man'sflife will be a success if he does not bear burdens ...

... are a new device a t Manchester, England. Ten rut of every twelve adult males in Sacramento chew tobacco. The Mississippi blackberry crop is a failure, 05% ing to the heavy rains. Ants are said to be destroying the corn idiom) portions of Stewart county ...

... minute (writes Triviator”) and the gallant captain was going along as cheerily if horses of his calibre were as plentiful blackberries, or, like tho Indian nabob, ho could order round * more 17st. hunters to door’ at pleasure.” Sporting Gazette says Since ...

... some one had been passing through; And, following the track, it led Across a field of summer grain, Out where the thorny blackberries shed Their blossoms in the narrow lane, Down which thaieattle went to drink In summer, from the river's brink. The river ...

... you must have something to do. Fern and flower collecting, - nat or blackberry gathering, are admirable occupations. Take a word of advice, gather prim flowers, or pick your• blackberries in pairs. You will find it much the more pleasant Perhaps you will ...

... and grow resting, you sun go on: ' Brfore I met you, this world was a desert to me, I didn't take any plear.ure in going blackberrying and stealin4 rare ripe peaches, and it didn't Matter whether the sun shone or not. But wive( a change in one sh , irt year ...

... that there was any necessity for a change. If each creed or sect had a mortuary chapel th. y would become as plentiful as blackberries. It was neither justiciable nor expedient to build a Protestant mortuary chapel at Itallinaneesha. Mr Kelly seconded the ...

... Flynn and Kyan were the principal purehasers. Business, however, was unusually dull. Pigs were, usual, as plentiful as blackberries in autumn, and if dullness was the order of the day in the departments we have already alluded to, bustling and real basinets ...