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... an4l reporters of ripen., mot gave, no doubt, II lily-coloured amounts, probably thet the diamonds were as plentiful as blackberries. It is sail that plaintiff stated his foot struck against an anthill, and, stooping down to look at it, found it filled ...

... children must have their supper; but she felt herself totally unable to drag herself about. She remembered some highly spiced blackberry cordial her mother had made and kept for sickness. Jamie got her some. She drank almost a teacupful, then- dragged herself ...

... coat-borrowing propen- sities tend to so many curious and diverting complications. Private Raston, as the rough and ready Blackberry Thistletop, was a little too boisterous and extravagant, but it is only fair to say that he caused considerable amusement ...