... as usual, are inn of orange and lemon trees loaded with fruit, and people go in and out and eat them as we do glom and blackberries in England, and you poor people never know their true flavour. I lunch to-day at Pompeii. Even my philosophic of mind ...

... now being surveyed by de Lessepe from Algeria to Timbnctoo. Among the prize', omnibuses and pianos are as plentiful as blackberries. several Mosques; but as the winner will not have the right to erect them on the boulevards, to sou newspapers, flowers ...

... ferns, finiahedwith fruit, awl relieved by foliage and flowers of lively hoe, the whole crowned by rich sprays of the Lawton blackberry With splendid 1 of the &ammonia palm standing up over all. Right and left of this attractive object were two of the grandest ...

... covered with or fen lietween these gl /Mr, Asher of fruit pieced, h ~ uronnded by autumn leaven of • aii,us hues. The botnely blaCkberry is no longer au 4 ht too mon to its place amongst other 21.,1 rarer (rubs. If only for the effect they Rise, s:..tkberries ...