... nice. The bears come out on the barrens, and grow fat and saucy. Clouds of wild pigeons duster the old rampikes thick as blackberries; and the boys and girls hitch their horses into haywaggons half filled with hay, and off they go a-berryin’,’ and pick ...

... venture arrives j he takes a stroll; the modest heath-bell and the violet tnm up their dark blue eyes to him ; and he finds blackberries enough (as FalstsTs men « • «*y hedge. Dinner served np, and his mind, warms and aKtyMy. t :-«® QfeNERAL ADVERTISEMENTS ...

... the writers gravely doubt the benefit of an extended franchise. They send that prosperous merchants are as plentiful as blackberries in Parliament, and clever men cannot get a seat, and hence the degeneracy of or Parliamentary representatives. Now that ...