... 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 ...

... become of me ? Ter. (holding the Doctor’s hand, and laying the other on Patty’s shoulder): Jemima—Grub—Doable Smut—Mole—Blackberry—Plumbago! You shall I stay the pot well, for you shall be the earth—the I dirt! Jemima. Patty. Tebbuce. Docroa. G. M. Fenn ...

... Mole • the& the young gentlemen at the kriging-house whe re was took to giving me all sorts o' names: Double Smut,' and Blackberry, and Plumber). But bless yer 'ark sir, I didn't mind, for it. all setae' with me. No soap wouldn't get me clean. Ter ...

... Mole ; then the young gentlemen at the lolging-house where I was took to giving me all sorts o' names: Double Smut,' and Blackberry,' and Plumbago. But bless Ter 'art, sir, I didn't mind, for it's all natur with me. No soap wouldn't get me clean. Ter ...

... to boconaa of 1 Tar. (boldiag the Doctor's head, aad layiag tbs other Patty’s shoulder) : Jemima- Grub—Double Smut—Hols—Blackberry—Plumbago! Too shall stay ia the pot aa wall, for you shall the aarth—the dirt! Jen ima. Patty. Tunres. Docr««. —G. if. Fen* ...