... what they have in their hands. This is the white vegetable wax, which grows commonly in the hedges the Mikado’s dominions blackberries in Somersetshire or honeysuckle in Kent. You, smoker of cigarettes, whose waistcoat pocket is always filled with “wax vestas ...

... Dragon, 5 yrs, lOst W. Wheeler 0 Mr. G. Bracher's Tapestry, aged, list 21b (in 71b ex) Mr. Barnes 0 Captain G. Stirling's Blackberry, aged, lOst 4lb W. Reeves 0 Mr. J. Greenwood's Edward, aged, lOst • -- - Mr. R. Shepherd 0 Mr. J. Percival's Regoseratour ...

... portmanteau, and a little shattered bandbox. Rosalie was right—Mrs. Kantvrell entered the room. (To be continued.) EARIA'S BLACKBERRYING. a mellow, golden August day it was! Just such a one as makes as involuntarily step aside from crushing the worm in our ...

... corner was badly missed at long-on by Mr. Duncan,, whereupon some severe bitting ensued, 3's and 4's being as common as blackberries, and at 88 Morley and Shaw resumed bowling, but changf d ends. The expedient answered, for with the third ball of his ...

... world. There is the pathway over the stile the back the smithy, and there are two little tinv lanes just new all sands and blackberries, meandering down through broken hedges and prickly furze bushes and ’clumps heather. But the stranger would find it easier ...

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... success, but de tails have not reached me, so the matter must stand over until my next. Football, as usual, is plentiful as blackberries are, or should be, in September and my editor fancies I don't pay quite sufficient attention to this branch of sport. Perhaps ...

... While the progress of ion as a scienee has slow, the schemes of the visionnry and nuseient ;tie have been plentifnl as blackberries. The latest ntiventurer in this direction is one Mr. Stott, who believes himself to have invented an aerial hoot, with ...

... indiscriminate slogging. In fact, there is far too much run-getting nowadays. Three figure innings are as plentiful as blackberries, and the true cricketer is nauseated with their perpetual recurrence. Mr. FirrzaießALD believes that this state of things ...

... Johnson used to open a stall every market day. In these highly favoured days booksellers and stationers are as thick as blackberries, and at this time of the year their Christmas trade always brings them into prominence. In Richmond there is Mr. Cook,whose ...

... through narrated Bottom, in which lovely Talky both pursuers sad pur ued stopped a Mile while to enjoy the sooner; and the blackberries. Ooce more starting on their way, delve:donnas 3reen was next reached, then Bury Farm and Queen Elisebeth's Ranting Lodge ...

... rendered. Her hands picked the potatoes out of the bonfires for our delectation; and she would fill her pinafore full of blackberries for my especial eating. And yet X was cruel to her over and over again. Ah, well! Miss Gilderdale, you had your revenge ...