... There have further been found abundantly the stones of sloes, bird cherries, and wild plums, and seeds of the raspberry, blackberry, and strawberry, showing that these fruits of the forest were used as food. According to Dr. Keller, the lake colonists ...

... are the places for religious training. The home ! with a drunken father and &mother at work! The church! seen from some blackberried hill miles away, or scarcely heard of, from some squalid court. The Sunday school! dreamt of only as another school, another ...

... of apples known b? 1,800 names ; 2,200 pears, 150 of plums, SOOof our native grapes, 50 currants. 80 raspberries, and 30 blackberries. The aggregate value of the tobacco crop the Con nectlcut valley about 4.000.000 dola. The large packinghouses In Hartford ...

... known by 1,100 names, ; 2 210 of peers, 160 of plams,lloo of os. native grapes, 60 of currants, of raspberries, and $0 of blackberries. The swererate vain of the tobacco crop in the Con waken estiey Is about 4,000.000 dole The Legeahenna In liar ford and ...

... schoolmaster, in the midst of which the hired arrive is engaged as dancingT m»Hter. the children to go with him and pick blackberries. 5, 6, and 7-Forest of to execute the crime he is engaged for, when Walter and broadsword combat ensues, resulting of the ...

... most weak and emsciated lifted him on his feet, bat found he could et iyfto enquirles he stated he had far som on tarnips, blackberries, and water. Wit tance of the constables he walked a short w: denly lost all uso of his legs. wand was auable | at ones ...

... boys, nam >d Frank Flouk and William Skinner, at Cotterell, on last. The statement of the boy* was that they had been oat blackberrying, and wjre returnin • home when the defendant out of a field and, without receiving any provocation, beat children, took ...

... graa illy .. , the train, and a small of the ivor. \ ti worn knotted the chest. A whit stnw hat v.i-h lilac feathers and blackberries. lie \in .-in: i thre« wishes of pale lavender with 1 r bows l' i. f.inged reeds in the centre r.f the fr .nt -dth, the ...

... supposed that all the ore of this district is at Gunnislake Clitters. Indications of mineral wealth are as plentiful as blackberries ; but it must be sought for, and that, legitimately and patiently. ...

... for a group in oil, to Herbert H. Young for a design for the deg oration of a room, to Wm. Dancey for a shaded drawing of blackberries, and to Ann Hazeldine for a shaded drawing of apples. In the National Competition Queen's Prizes books were awarded to ...

... which the hired ruffians arrive and Bufus is engaged as dancing master. He induces the children to go with him and pick blackberries. Scenes 5, 6, and 7—Forest of Northemhay— Bufus is about to execute tne crime he is engaged for, when Walter interferes ...

... boughs laden with rich fruit. In the body of the church the mouldings the pillars were marked out lines of wheat-ears and blackberries, a most effective decoration, and the windows filled with moss, and studded with gem-like fruit. The ancient font and rich ...