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... Edwin Landseer, B-A.; .->,! English.The Hill Road. Gathering WM Ros--' CotUge Nurse, The Sea Side , Swtag 'I ■ ■ Blackberry Gatherer, The Rustic Bridge. .in line Time? and Shady Nook. by Bu-ket Foster; rimtatl -A Conceit. His Flat Wages ...
... trimming for them this summer is a wreath of ripe cherries with sprays of foliage admirably copied from nature, or else blackberries, ripe and unripe, with buds, blossoms, and leaves which seem fresh gathered from some country hedge. A torsade of ribbon ...
... Landseer, R.A; French and English. The HiU Road. Gathering Wild Roses. The Cottage Nurse. The Sea Side Swing. Tbe Blackberry Gatherer, The Rustic Bridge, Milking Time, and Shady Nook. Birket Foster; Grandfather's Conceit, His First Wages ...
... fleet mz: She rat, but 1 had k her! odo you, know the prett, lane ¥ isies dot the R he wildroses blow there amain, Anlso do blackberry hedges. Fair lane, rare lane, With daisies at the edges ! he ran, she langhed, the miller’ - l:‘: ;p.“nl :l!l Myh’n, s ...
... Landseer, R_A.; French Engiish,- The Hill Roa«L .Gathering Wild Rose-;. The Cottage Nurse' The Sea Side Sw n» The Blackberry Gatherer, .The Rustic Bridge, Milking Time, and Sha.lv Nook. by Blrket Foster; Grandfathers Conceit, His First ...
... EIxater Reredos case, though he 11 need never to have given one, had reason been, a ' d FAaTAVF says, as plentiful aat blackberries. The a' reasoning of the Yen. Archdeacon on this matter of b form is as irrefragable as it is on the matter of fact. b ...
... seeded, especially the latter, which rrodueed its much esteemed fruit in large quentities. Seed of this, as well as of the Blackberry, which from a single sucker from St. Helena had increased until it was beginning to fill up ravines, at certain seasons ...
... becn eommitted. He bat h.'ldh:‘ do-:bfl 0 often that it was easy enouzh for bim to find it. A ragged hedge of elder and blackberry divided the low marshy ground —l.bnl:;&mulhh point. From behicd this hedge the m ver had taken his aim, at least that ‘was ...
... person in any shop or place the borough is, to sell the following articles excepting by weight, viz.: Apples, bilberries, blackberries, cranberries, elderberries, mulberries, raspberries, strawberries, gooseberries, cherries, currants, medlars, dates, figs ...