... country; but, by degrees, things changed. He lingered about the child when she played in the woods; then he gathered her nuts, blackberries, or flowers. The violets in the memorable letter your master saw were of his gather. lug. Another time he put a sovereign ...

... is « marked advance. Among the sales I find -—Miss Biddell, “ Group of Pelargoniums Miss Berth: At Sunset ;” Mrs, Roe, “ Blackberries ;> Miss Eastlake, “Studies from Life” —four; Miss Lakes, “The Christmas Hamper Dead Jay, and Primrose ;” Mra, Norman, “ ...

... drawings, a were sold. This is sm advance. Among the sales J find Biddell, “ ( 4 of Pelaigoninn Bertha, * At Sunset ;” Mrs “ Blackberries Mi. Eastlake. “Studies from —tour, Miss The Christmas Hamper “ Jay, and Privicose Mrs. Norman, “ Zinnias ;” Whipple.“ Dartmoor ...

... produced the first, Miss A. Drewe's, by oak leaves and the seeds cf the sycamore tree, whilst in the second (Miss Hay ward's) blackberry leaves, wild roses, ferns, and moss made very pretty design Miss Chadwick arranged her flowers in a basket stand. On the ...

... posted the ledger, t it was too big to go in the letter-box, so 1 u,sil to leave it inside. As two gentlemen we,* porde% a blackberry while the fruit was tintipe, one of them pointed to the berries and said. ' lan tit odd that any should call those red things ...

... yearsold, stated that on @ day in Aug ast Isi2, the exact date of which she could not remember, ehe went tu Stoke Wools blackberrying. She was unable te find any berries, and was about to retarn home, when met the prisoner ia the tarnpike-road, and aske ...

... August of the above-named abs went alone from Exeter, where she resided, towards Rake Canon, with the intention of picking blackberries. belag early she could not fled any, end wee to natant home when she met the prisoner, of whoa If be keew where she could ...

... about noon on the day of the alleged occurrence ahewasin Stoke Wood picking blackberries. She met the prisoner in the wood and asked him if he knew where there were any blackberries. He replied that be did not were out yet, but he thought knew where there ...

... years old, stated that on a day in August, 1s72, the exact date of which she could not remember, she went to Stoke Woods blackberrying. She was unable to and waa about to return home, when she find any berries, in the tarnpike-road, and asked him if met ...

... about noon on the day of the alleged occurrence she was Stoke Wood picking blackberries. She met the prisoner in the wood and asked him knew where there were any blackberries. replied that he did not think they were out yet, but he thought he knew where ...

... it appeared that one day in the month of August, 1872, she went out on the Stoke-road for the purpose of picking some blackberries. Prisoner led her up into Stoke Wo ods, and assaulted har. She screamed, and a Mr. Gifford came to her, when prisoner ran ...