... twins the day teas: ability, and the poor are genet ally the sufferers. For the poet now vacant aspirants are as thick as blackberries, and I would desire to ask how me the farwoin, many of whom ere on the Committee, to decide as to merit f I am a member ...

... I OUR SITUATION, SELECTED POETRY. AND KISSES. Blackberries I ripe blackberries I Will Over the woods and lanes They are running free. Blackberries ! ripe blackberries! Will yoa come and est If bids you to tbe to .at, Spreads the wild, free treat. ROb ...

... is lawn sloping •co the lake, with mountains op. poll e, and trees all round us. Here wee valleys of ferns and dells of blackberrier, the very place of all others to 101 l about, and smoke and talk and gather flowers. I supped the oar at the other vile ...

... adventurers so climb, end there were great rivers (tiny streams) to be crosard. Then there were &were to be picked, nuts and blackberries to be gatherea, and all sorts of imaginary dangers to keep our young friends on guard. But we haven't had an adventure ...

... Imams with skim lead. 'Perhaps it was the same an who saw a white blackbird sitting as a woods') milestone, eating a red blackberry. Tim gentleman 'Me metric* that his friend never ')peas his mouth sailboat putting his foot in It, being called as to apologise ...