... to dangle •hanks ont of the third story window of pride. There's good deal of happiness ia thin world, but, like picked blackberries, you must careful not get thorns into your hand white gatberin them. Like yonng squirrels, always lay aols in the Bummer ...

... rot is not known. As /ruit-yrowing region, the forests and hill sides abound in wild plums, raspberries, strawberries, blackberries, gooseberries and wild currents, with other species of small fruits, of great productiveness and delicious flavour. Apples ...

... and his two danghters, Bridget and Mary, who emigrated 1852, from Sligo, county Sligo. When last heard of, they were at Blackberry, Mongomery County, A irginia. Any information will kindly received by their daughter, or sister, Anne Kemmet, 45, Eglin ...

... rose on tither itide ; • mess of verdure in summer ; of brims, brown and tangled, in winter. Dwarf shrub., tall trees, blackberry and out bushes, sweetbrier, and bloom clustered there in wild pro., fusion. Primroses and violets peeped op when spring ...

... the impertinent inquirer, replying, most likely, in the very convincing words of John that if reasons were as plenty as blackberries le: would not deign to make use of one. Mr. Arthur was particularly wroth with the late Commission which inquired . into ...