... POETRY. IN SCHOOL DAYS. Still sits the school-house the road, A ragged beggar sunning; Around it still the sumachs grow, And blackberry vines are running. Within, the master’s desk is seen, Deep scarred by raps official; The warping floor, the battered scats ...

... Ramshorn bridge to BathpooL The fence was formerly the boundary oi the road. To the right of the present path there used to be blackberry bushes and mounds, and a ditch outside of the hedge. This space varied much in width. It must have been about twelve years ...

... marriage edges of the roads, grew luxuriantly, the large, were now being framed for the first time might be luscious creeping blackberry, free for all to pluck who difficult to construct any satisfactory justification for chose • *the pastures abounded with ...

... milk but is not milk As green as grass but Is’nt grass As red as fire but is’nt fire As black as coal but is’nt coal * A blackberry., A sailor, being fascinated by the handsome set of teeth of smiling girl, attempted kiss her, but she eluded him. and gave ...

... soup, shoot it down, order chicken and ham, give it the run of his teeth as it flew in bits into his mouth, would snap up blackberry tart mv his mouey and be off. One of the notal-le instances of smartness given by Mr. Macrae is the story of young merchant ...

... he avoided entering it, and, crossing the fields, reached Piddletown. There he was secured he was in the act of picking blackberries in lane. He was wearing the , prison shoes and stockings and the clothes which he had stolen on the very night of his escape ...

... The girls said to be drowned, in the course of hour or two, were found by their distracted parents in an adjoining lane, blackberrying. A man had threatened to throw them into the river, in order to frighten them, he considered it dangerous for them to near ...

... had produced a letter thirteen young pigs, ail healthy and strong. Motiier porous had existed principally on acorus and blackberries, of which plentiful crop was close at hand, and the baker's dozen of joung ones had lived on the provision nature intended ...

... the course of the day. THE ALLEGED FRENCH VICTORIES. The exaggerated reports of French victories, which have been thick blackberries” during the last few days, are utterly groundless. In one of the apocryphal battles nine guns and twelve mitrailleuses ...

... be not considerable. REPORTS OF FRENCH VICTORIES. The exaggerated reports of French victories, which have been/' thick blackberries during the last few days, are utterly groundless. one of these apocryphal battles nine guns and twelve mitrailleuses were ...

... citizens of Paris. The meat is to be sold fixed prices. The exaggerated reports of French victories, which have been thick as blackberries during the last few days, are utterly groundless. In one of these apocryphal battles, nine guns and twelve mitrailleuses ...

... fields which li d to Kelston ; from I proceeded a lane—oh ; «tich lane, it reminded me of some of the Devonshire ones -the blackberry, elderberry, and the coral-like briarrosc peep at you iu thousands, and little song-birds discourse their sweet music you ...