... air is free, water ia gratis (except at Camborne), light may be had for nothing when we gat up of a morning to see it, blackberries can ba got for the pick- ing, advioe pours in plentifully, sometimes threatening an inconvenient deluge, cloci ir;g may ...

... DEVORAN. A ( Neat.ly ) Three Feet Adder.—A fortnight ago Miss Mary Pooley was out picking blackberries beside the railway, about one mile from when she saw adder partly out of the hedge, and, as she had walking-stick her hand to pull the brambles down ...

... pigs weighed this year than last. But you had more blackberries,’’ interpolated Hr. Percy, referring to statement that the leasee had taken toll of a little girl selling a few penoe worth of blackberries in the town. When the auctioneer had finished, Mr ...

... to reco: my labour.” “ the Bishop, ‘‘ look blackberries on either si hedge !. Gather these and bring them .to me to-morrow morning, and I will y ou a ual to the occasion. fi. eman brought . his his blackberries. (The Bish in Market and, it need not be added ...

... We, ” quoth the Bishop, ‘‘ look at'the blackberries on either ai ideot the h !. Gather these and bring them .to me you a customer.” ; to-morrow morning, and I will to the occasion: eman brought _ his blackberries. The. Bish mounted on a stool ih the Market ...

... I had not one with eu* earn. Again, as regards Spaniels, close cover, wiMtv nave seen them often work, such briars =*4 blackberry bushes, winch creep along the ground, held there by the ears. Still, Spaniel's ears are not mutilated. Why ? Because, according ...