... lived an the Hurst, went out on Saturday last shortly before noon, with three other boys, to Wilson's Spring wood to get blackberries. On returning from the wood they went on the Birley Edge Bank wbich, at that place, is very steep. The boys began rolling ...

... fluttering down . thinning hedge, as russet a* The briony hangs harvest corn. . ii ten jet, the haws are The straggling blackberries gi red on the thorn, tg js The clematis smells weight on high;— . - would think how If yon only yea , y beautiful die The ...

... don't get a lift from the ball there- •lis delightful to range tho woods when they And the nuts get riper and riper, And blackberries sweet invite you to eat, —If you don't get bite from viper. It's charming to Qoat with the tide, in your boa , When the ...

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... if Justitia would walk as fai in the summer, he would see numbers of people on it, some for a walk, and scores getting blackberries. It is really a de- lightful walk, and beautiful with wild roses and honeysuckle. It is true the people of Sheffield and ...

... which is by high hanks of thorn and h»* 0 thickly covered with luxuriant blackberry bushes, among which the rose and the hoaey* suckle are found intertwining. A rare .the blackberries make for the childrea summer time, said my companion. When was a boy ...

... surrounded by autumn leaves of various hues. The homely blackberry is no longer thought too common to take its plaoe amongst other and rarer fruit-'. only for the effect they give, blackberries are not any means to despised. A friend of mine who is preparing ...

... readiness to try his hand on the horn of plenty. Jean Paul says we should be as little ashamed of innoceet joys as of blackberries, although after the enjoyment they leave a black stain on the month. An agricultural contemporary has observed that, i ...

... a lift from the ball there. 'Tia delightful to range the woods when they ohange, And the nuts get riper and riper, And blackberries Rweet you to eat, —If you don't get a bite from viper. It's charming te float with the tide, in your boat, When the in ...

... windless elms come singly fluttering down! The briony hangs in the thinning hedge, as russet as harvest corn, Tbe straggling blackberries glisten jot, the haws are red the thorn; The clematis smells no more, but lifts its gossamar weight on high;— If yon only ...

... crash, Worked with honeysuckle, a pink border in feather stitch round the bib being very effective. So is another with blackberries, leaves, fruit, and flower, and grenat bordering and ribbons. This last would look well over almost Any skirt. ...

... and to each quart add two quarts of sh.rry, or one quart of brandy. Bottle it, and it will be fit for nse in two weeks. Blackberries can be used in the same way„aud make a cheaper beverage. To Revive Silk. — Boil in two pints of water a pair of old kid ...