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... much to see in the gardens besides chrysanthemums, and from the fields and lanes everything had been gathered, even to the blackberries. But the house was a cheerful ono, mil the people who lived in it were kind and pl asant, so the time passed as morrily ...
... 30 0 Hares 19 - 4 6 Cauliflowers „ Cucumbers „ Cabbage' , Haddocks „ Eggs, 9to 10 for .. 00—196t0 7 1 0 0 Duck • Blackberries, per grt Plums „ ~. 0 6 • 8 Elderoerf es „ 00— 0 0 Damsons „ 0 8 7 8 Honey, per lb. Potatoes per St o7— 0 8 LONDON ...
... they were not sup- the se ce g . the cottage near the barn. | „1 and that copies of this and the precedin„ resolution { blackberries, mushrooms, water-crosses, norted iri it —Captain Drake, Chief Constable, deserving object. . Sarah WiUette deposed-! hve ...
... eight of the •• ferociousest kind of cows, fell through a bush fence, and was then at the berry patch. . I was working for blackberry jam, and so I persevered. The briars raked across my hands, the mosquitoes raised great mounds on my nose, and the sun planted ...
... less, ont of I lirl of the P MrW. Morgan's My Dear, by GhilHe Helice, bt Mr Gore's Uodrrian, by Venus. Mr A. Braddock's Blackberry, by 11.. man— C'herie, bt Mr T. Oldham i i lain's Up, by Two by Honours Maggie. (I) Mr T. Oldham's odd Man -late Huzza) ...
... Il by by Scabs,' eat el Mr O Moore es I I Oaelletowe by *Ream calla FM 11. My Dear beat Old Lad Mind Me beat Odd Mae beat Blackberry I Scaredrow beat *ages U 111. My Dear boat Odd Mae I Mind Ma beat Seermirow Mr W MOrigsm's My Dear by Gh i Oss et Hellenism& ...
... to I o feelingly alive to the chance of a splash if taw jumps over that puddle, and willing to forego a reiamNe among the blackberry bushes for the fear of rents and stains. Her petticoats are never to be on her mind fir beauty but always for care, and ...
... great success in portraiture. The prize for the second best study of fruit or flowers is awarded to Miss Brycesou's Hill Blackberries (No. 134), a mere sprig, but admirably painted. Captain G. Strahan, LE., is awarded the prize for the second best original ...
... passion flower, arranged for panel, which are encouraging specimens a yonth'3 work ; the same may be said Baby's model of blackberries. Miss Catherine Smith exhibits shaded drawing from the cast of a pilaster in the Vatiean---ornamental work which has been ...
... Venice; Byron On Venice ; Dickana Venice; Bnakin Venice; Venice daylight; Venice by moonlight—these are familiar to ovary mind blackberry bramble* by the wayside. Cati any new impression come from Venice Can the gondola dance on the wavelets of the Grand Canal ...
... occupied this period making excursions np the Dee and along the of the Don. In one of thee# excursions, when looking for blackberries and cranberries, he discovered what thought was eel. After extraordinary exertions, managed to capture the creature, which ...
... what was, after all, not the t h worser aimaol of two. ' I t : lstanes' of' unt owners mybe cited as I I plentiful as blackberries, but with andther c i. example 'I have done.. O n the evening of: the t Y 24tkhoflastorth;'a finehlttle ?? yeirs, n I ...