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... not given you one before.” I went and took it out of her hands —those hands I had seen brown as gipsy’s, dyed purple with blackberry juice, covered with mud and dirt hunting for crabs on the shore. Thank you,” I said; I feel highly honoured.” But as I spoke ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... equal to two of ordinary travelling, and the heavy going, added to the greasiness of the hanks, made falls as thick as blackberries in October, nearly the last fence having almost half a dozen hunting forms extended on its bank at the same time. A lady ...

... ; then the young gentlemen at the lodging-house whore I was took to giving me all sorts e' names: Double Swat. ° and Blackberry, and Plusnliage. But bleu yer 'art, sir, I didn't mind, for it's all sated with me. N. soap wouldn't get Mr clean. Tor ...

... another I called Mole” then young gentlemen at the lodging-house I took to giving me all sorts o’ names : Double Smut” and Blackberry” and Plumbago” bless ’art sir I didn’t mind for it’s all natur’ with No soap wouldn't get clean Ter (groaning) : Poor girl ...

... and tamely enjoyed. The wit and repartee that distinguished The Coming K- and its sue- cessors are not plenti ful as blackberries, and these ?? VacantThrone. Ilenjamin D -his} little Dinner, though very fair attempts at the style niaugurated some ...

... faces when travelling for the first time on an African road, m^eting Arabs and negroes, where camels are as plentiful as blackberries should be at home just nowt }Lire and there we passed heaps of hones, the sole remains of animals who have sueclimbed on ...