... with her father into the adjacent country, there to gather primroses or cowslips from the fields, or the wild roses or blackberries that grew in such profusion on the hedge-rows in the quiet green lanes. And as they moved from place to place in pursuit ...

... resort as any hereabouts. , This terrace or promenade was skirted seawards by a mixture of woody shrub cry, hazel, sumach, blackberry, and wild cherry, interspersed with fern, dock, and flowering parasites. This verdant garment, fair enough to look upon ...

... always be scanned. He was gathering ripe blackberries in a great burdock leaf which he carried, and it suddenly flashed across me that he might be keeping the hotel at Jackson, and was out getting blackberries for supper. felt a little hesitation about ...

... his itu iginatton rnus mein kites, marbles, and play-time. At ten the b / wants to leave school and go bird-nesting and blackberry hunting. At fifteen he wants a beard, a wateb.and • pair of Wellington boots At twenty he wishes to cut a tiger° and ride ...

... meal, which consisted uniformly of bread from the village, and milk purchased of a neighbour,though sometimes were added blackberries from the hills, or a cod or haddock from the bay. Her father was too suepicious to have mush to do with his neighbours ...

... and those whose infantile steps once wandered into the forbidden recesses of Banker's Hollow, in search of the luscious blackberry or the interesting bird's nest, are scattered abroad, few—very few—remaining to chant the glories of thoseearly exploits ...

... They have thrown dust into the eyes of their enemies, and have deceived their friends. Rumours have been more common than blackberries autumn, and candid declarations have* been sent forth, evidently intended more for the purposo of testing public feelicg ...

... and urged their devotion to them because their importance. Another reason, and the reasons for missions were as plentiful blackberries, waa that the right meana were employed. They did not believe that the end justified the means. They believed in Panl rather ...

... tangled bushwood. Inuring the summer season the green hedge-row leading to the house was thick with wild bramble roses and blackberry -blossom, while spread out befere the house lay the garden, rich table lau and fertile meadows. Such was the farm, and now ...

... water There were clumps of purple iris growing n house. As the season moved on we had viole ubfal with roees, clematis, blackberry-vines, in profusion. not care co much for the great scarlet geranium ching though it is very ungrateful. They stood by us ...

... enoogh for him. He nobbut wants protection for th' childer when they're gettin cowt's-foot, or brid-neezin, or getherin blackberries. Ben at Isaac's says he knows better. Ho wants owd Sponge's farm; an' when he's getten that, if ever he does get it, he'll ...

... noble orally portions and atyle, and internally it is ‘ point. thew are aa vlentifa We will not multiply reasons any fi ea blackberries in their — — a ee the obligation to the gentlemen who have carri thia great oa = tany AN VLD SP. PAL — THE BISHOP OF MANCHESTER ...