... knickerbockers the fatal «>ccun«nce on Leith-hill, and suggests high b. ots corduroys. fact, writes ugh adders were thick blackberries in Forest, where wellbred mare his was killed afe.v summers ago. and turned quite black, from the bite of adder. Dot venture ...

... Skinner, Old Bank, her life. The line at this point makes sharp curve; is supposed that Mrs Burnham had been ' gathering blackberries, and a* the tram approached she j FENNY COMPTON. standing the line with her back the train, , . ._ At thi, place great ...