... 30 BEN. BRIERLETS JOURNAL It's surprisins helm mony folk they eon cony at ones, hanged absent tem like a bunch o' blackberries, an' howdin t ea o' any plan. rd a ride mvser, I shout; so I climbed up, wit a lot moors, to th' top etle owd mon's back. I ...

... distances, and who prefer easy-going enjoyment and good fare, to a scramble in some far-off wilderness, and a feast upon blackberries. Swells have not yet taken to the place, nor is it desirable they should, for wherever snobbery invades hearty enjoyment ...

... his countrymen for frogs. That primitive little town is actually overrun with them; they are as plentiful there as are blackberries, locusts, or rabbits in some other countries. The inhabitants cannot walk, It is said, without treading on them; and as ...

... her yead kittlin' tails. Her facie war same as if It had bin rubbed o'er wi' new potato sorapins, an' then had a (moat o' blackberry red put onto th' middle of her cheeks. Her een war th' same colour ,as her yure ; an' they like as they shot at me, same ...

... to Howth again. That day ma How* was in mew ways a memorable one: the morning was of the loveliest, and the 'myriads of blackberries were crimsoning and blaokessing to ripeness; but from the heather-footed rooks of Carriomore I renumber seeing the white ...