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... Ijandseer, B-A.; French and English, The Hill Boad, Gathering Wild Boses, The Cottage Nurse, The Sea Side Swing.'' The Blackberry Gatherer, The Bustle Bridge, ■• Milking Time, and Shady Nook, Birket Foster; Grandfather's Conceit, His First ...
... e trimming for them this summer a wreath of ripe cherries with sprays of foliage admirably copied from nature, or else blackberries, ripe or unripe, with buds, blossoms, and leaves, which seem fresh gathered from some country hedge. torsade of ribbon ...
... paddock where the Derby comPetitors were being saddled, and for the Derby itself. Tipee o f cou rse wsrs as plentiful as blackberries in and the usual telmixture of fun and business, bye- Play, and earnestness reigned supreme on the course. an the paddock ...
... Edwin Landseer, (French and English, The Hill Road, Gathering ■ ' ; The Cottage Nurse, -The Sea Side Istfinc' The Blackberry Gatherer, The Rustic Bridge, BMnting Time, and Shady Nook, Birket Foster; lGriiid.'athcr's Conceit, His First ...
... trimming for them this summer is a wreath of ripe cherries with sprays of foliage ad- mirably copied from nature, or é lse blackberries, ripe and unripe, with bads, and leaves which seem fresh gathered from some country h A torsade of ribbon and gauffered ...
... evenness of tho ground is broken by mounds, and by email quarry-pits, whilst stunted weatuer-bea*on thorn trees and luxuriant blackberry bushes appear every turn among tho implements and between the live stock sheds; poeition of the yard such, that tho only ...
... been com' mitted. He had heard it described often that it was easy enough for him to find it. A ragged hedge of elder and blackberry divided the low marshy ground from the road, just this point. From behind this hedge the murderer had taken bis aim, at ...
... therefore, that with the exception of some dozen names, as buttercups and daisies, cowelipi and primroses, bluebells and blackberries, it is absolutely essential to use Latin names, otherwise the botanist, as well as the non-botanist, will fail to understand ...
... delivers himself of the following moral refleotion No. 44. and Companions may a contemporary puts it —as l'entiftil as blackberries, or be estimated in the market at about the same that now attaches to crosses and medals, which one tumbles over every ...
... owe pile, they averment eyes. them, for lam 110. it , Branch iz served at 2 o'clock ; opens with soap, , shuts up with blackberries. The suausementa are crabbing and bathing. Of the feet. Mr. Billings onsasses : yesterday I west out and ketched a peek ...
... and instructive. As loyal subjects we all feel gratified, and we hope that ere long such titles will be as plentiful as blackberries, and that a number of the owners of these titles will have purchased estates ill Ireland, and will be living on them as ...
... paddock wh ere the Derby competitors were being saddled, and to the Derby itself. Tips, of course, were as plentiful as blackberries in season, and the usual admixture of fun and business, by-play and earnestness, reigned supreme on the course. In the ...