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... Scott, holding forth about Fair Melrose and pale moonlight, I resumed the rod, and knickerbockers took t 3 blackberrying. The minnows proved so effective that my visitor left town with a good sized creel full of perch, and for home consumption ...
... has taken the trouble to correct the ascertained blunders of the Par- liamentary return, which seem to be as plentiful as blackberries. Such havoc as the commissioners, the transcribers, or the printers have made with names in that misleading authority seems ...
... for some to eat with hie blackberries. She refused. He appeared resigned, but added gravely, You know, mamma, what happened round curlier? There was a little boy, and his mother would not give liim any sugar on his blackberries. And r And next day he ...
... 660 to 80 0o ; 24 lb, 860 to 90c. Pino Apples—2 tb, 81 600 to 81 65c. Cherries—Red 80 Oo to 30c, white 82 0o to 80 00. Blackberries—fo Oo to 81 26c. Strawberries—Bl 300 to 81 60c, preserved 82 to 2oo 81 760, Bartlett 11 760 to « Peas—Marrowfat 81 to 81 ...
... stadium, what happened round tfte cud ner Throe was a little toy. and Illa mother would not give him any :agar on his blackberries. A u,l And neat day lie fell iota a well, concluded Tommy. :they were hostas:A wife, and as they stood befor, the capitol ...
... bio mother for some to eat with bis blackberries. She nfneed. appeared but gravely, You know, mamma, what happened round the corner! Thera was little boy. and hie mother would not give him any sugar onus blackberries, and “And next day fall late wall ...
... 65c to $0 Oc ; 2J tb, 850 to 90c. Pine Apples—2 tb, $1 50c to $1 65c. Cherries—Red $0 0c to $1 30c, white $2 0c to $0 oc. Blackberries —$0 0c to $1 25c. Strawberries—sl 30c to $1 50c, preserved $2 to $3 oc. Pears—sl 20c to $1 75e, Bartlett $1 75c to $2 25c ...
... appears to be landscapes; for example, we find Mr. Thorne Waites' Fen Country in Harvest-time (1), Mr. A. D. Fripp's Blackberrying by the Sea (6), Mr. Parker's When Lasses and Lads go a-May. ing (11), and Mr. Danby's A Spring Morning (19). Then ...
... tb, $3 65c to ; 2i It>, 850 to $ t 90c. Pine Apples—2 tb, 50c to $1 65c. . Cherries—Bed Oo to $1 30c, white Oc to $0 Oc. Blackberries—JO Oe to J 1 25c. Strawberries —11 300 to Jl 60c, preserved J 2 to —tl 20c to Jl 750, Bartlett Jl 75c to J 2 26c. Peas ...
... mother some to eat with his blackberries. She refused. lie appeared resigherl, but added gravely, You know, •hat happened round the corner ! There • little boy, and isie mother would not him aoy sugar on his blackberries. A etil ! And net, day he ...
... beech, cypress, gum, nod pecean ; whilst the shrubs and undergrowths contd.:. of hazel. pawpaw, persimmon, spice, dewberry, blackberry, huckleberry, w:iortieberry, black std red zaw, cane, and vine.. The pric a of lands in Arkansas strike one as being almost ...
... returns Washirgton U.S.A., brit inclose a note from the West, which clearly demonstrates that horses are notes plentiful as blackberries, nor can they be picked up like apples ; in fact, they are not grown on trees or made to order. Choice stook cannot be ...