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... undulates Into heathery waves, broken by dumps of gores on rocky mono da, sheltered prickly hawthorn or trailing sprays of blackberry • where undulating meadows, cleft Into many sheltered hollow, roll gracefully away as far a« the eye can reach; where s ...

... second school, although very well attended, understand. C.n be wendertd at, sir, that meetingbruits have become pltntifel blackberries, whilst Radicalism teles the tout said that Urge the parishioners have seen a clergyman their and that the ordinance of ...

... a-£SC aged-£l5O Mr Ibibla Barton, aged-£5O MrNleholsoo's Bar One. a— Major Rlmbirst's Waterloo, aged Captain Ht-rliag's Blackberry. -«0 aged -£ICO Mr KnoUUs Polly, aged- £5O Mr Waller • Bachelor, Glover's II- aged- - UV»«t-?» • aged £5O Grimes* gby Kowsbatr ...

... Leethoven. The haymakers begin work cn the grass (clarinet); and one them cuts his toe oo a scythe which obliges to go to the blackberry bosh In the ccrte* the flelo for tolace a black jug (oboe). The way that the sinc-il the fragrant hay is brought out all ...