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... days' imprisonment. The mother of one of the boys admitted that she knew that her son went out on the Sunday gathering blackberries. Mr. Nicholson said it would be more her credit if she encouraged the lad to to a Sabbath-school. , Setting Fire to Heath ...
... through pleasant lane 3, where the hedges are covered with fragrant blos- soms of honeysuckle and rich ripening clusters of blackberries, past shady dells knee-deep in ferns, and over long stretches of chalk hills on which the rays of the Bun fall with fierce ...
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... companion, King Lnd, whom we hear not likely to run. Wenlock was also a bit shaky,' offers of 100 to 9 being plentiful as blackberries, but Drummond and Prince Charlie were both very firm, especially the first named, against whom 5 to 1 was not forthcoming ...
... North- West Pacific Coast, By R. Byron Johnson. —Sampson Low and Co. Why is it that, next to novels —which are plentiful as blackberries, and almost as cheap after the first month of publication—we find upon the secondhand book-stalls shoals of handsomely ...
... costs, or seven days' imprisonment. The .mother of one of the boys admitted that she allowed her son to go out gathering blackberries. Mr. Nicholson Said it was a bad habit for parents to allow their children to wander about on Sunday . , they ought rather ...
... Morris attempted to run away. Cook denied that they set fire to the furze, and said they thought it was for getting few blackberries that he was going to take them into custody. George Freeman, boot and shoe maker, of 2, Coronation-place, Brewhonse-lane ...
... Kr:rtha, and the bitter, sandy soil spends itself in scanty groves of wind-wrunioaks. in a few weak grain fie'ds, and rude blackberry hedges. The people in the interior villages are lean, melanchor;,oascetic starvelings, whose only crime is a maniacal p ...
... husbandmen are busy with the plough preparing the ground for the Autnumn sowings; from the hazel coppices, ul nut-brown and blackberry-smeared urchins send fo on a shrill greeting, or hold up a c luster-five ta in exultation; and over all, without being ...
... dragon flies haunt tho rushes. The edges aro assuming an inviting prospect, for the hawthorn berries aro glowing, and the blackberry-bushes are laden with luseioue fruit. The gardens are still gay with geraniums and late roses. The oreherds, even in this ...
... sprays of the golden hop at the hurrying train ; when the ferns in dingle, on hill, and dell are at their best; and when blackberry besmeared urchins are scrambling after the dainties to be found the hedgerows. The scene is so soft and wooded and has such ...