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... red with them. They are spoken of as delicious enough to adorn the greatest tables in Christendom. Wild raspberries and blackberries are also found more or less abundantly, the former being especially large and good. There are also gooseberries and currants ...
... hunters to ride up to these fleet-footed hounds; and Kingsley ham told us that good horses do not grow on the trees like blackberries. So often, and with such great force, do I feel this, that, like the sailor's parrot. I think • good deal of the source ...
... owner in his proper place on board, with his hand on his own tiller. Of course, excuses for a had start were plenty as blackberries — anchors having fouled, crews not come on beard, the champagne left behind, dc. ; but out at lest all did come. Although ...
... Show last year as a two-year-old heifer. Mr M'Combie, of Easter Skene. deservedly first among two.year-old heifers with Blackberry, a heavy, stylish, promising beast of his own breeding; while Mr Taylor, of Glenbany, was second, and the Earl of Fife third ...
... along through the deep hazel and blackberry clad lanes, at his own pace, some eight or tan miles a day ; now musing, now singing, now stopping to crack a bunch of tempting hazel ants, now nulling a choice spray of blackberries, and anon picking a nosegay of ...
... was very partial to ripe pear or apple, although plentifuliv supplied with other food. I tried it with elderberries and blackberries, but it did not eat them.—J. With reference to Dr. Bree's statement, that he has repeatedly seen the willow wren eat currants ...
... THE FOLD, THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN'S NEWSPAPER. B. 20, 1876] PAID pussy mention aquaria —ere beesining as pewee as blackberries, and appear the latter to blossom, sad Mese bear fruit, They hare been held at sad Vienna, and e at Paris Pointe de nodes** ...
... granted to those who do not violate the law. Our autumnal flatting has Dow fairly commenced. We shall soon have our grand Blackberry flab. so well known to all southern salmon fishers. White trout are most abundant. Sea front in such rivers as the Feels ...