... secure the future prosperity of the famous Cotswold Hounds. Marriages have been, to use a popular saying, plentiful as blackberries during the past season in our town. I have not meddled with any of tbam ' in my weekly budgets, as I did not think they ...

... ill-remunerated profession of schoolmaster or governess, for example. Schoolmasters, tutors, and ushers are plenty as black-berries, and the field of employment is not large enough for them; and yet pupilteachers are being trained all over the country ...

... springs. The tender work of the leaves, flowers and fruit, among which the blossoms of the convolvulus and the fruit of the blackberry are especially beautiful, is relieved by the closer work of the centre, which is composed of design in the Venetian style ...