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... of Highland oxen, by ' Mr. Thomas Burgess, in pencil, to which were award ded a prize by the committee; and a branch of blackberries, in pencil, from the plaster, which took a prize, and one from the committee also, was executed in a superior manner by ...
... districts of the North. The population between Llanfyllin and Bala is very sparse, fact which may account for the numbers of blackberries which there were on the hedgerows for the whole of the distance. It seemed wonder to me that the little boys of Llanfyllin ...
... r ;„ . raspberries, grapes, blacktiien pl p ies. nuts, and crab-trees grow lu bnt, with the exception of t is oats am] blackberries, thoy are eery infeior to those wo have in Enolnud. The cherr not like tho English fruit : they grow i largor trees, and ...
... hawthorn, towering unkempt, high above the head, entwined with honey suckle, roses, elderberries, and wild grapes, hops, and blackberries all in full flower or with fruit budding forth, whilst the green mossy banks, covered with the most beautiful varieties ...
... for Cathedral and parishes churches generally. Without troubling about hidden fifths, then, which are as plentiful as blackberries on a brativile, let us tarn to half a doses tunes, and we shall find as many consecutive fifths :- 48, Starcrovs, at the ...
... for Cathedral and parishes churches generally. Without troubling about hidden fifths, then, which are as plentiful as blackberries on a bramble, let us turn to half a dozen tunes, and we shall (Mad as many consecutive fifth 48, Starcro is , at the words ...
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... or the Parisian street enthusiasts, expected that they would make it. In Cassel, French Generals have been plentiful as blackberries—to the swagger of Imperialism the cafes of the town are already accustomed—and open-mouthed street idlers have lounged ...