... enter ; the woodcuts of some of the ballads relating to the noble outlaws are all I have to do with, and these are plenty blackberries. Some of the Robin Hood ballads are of • general nature ; others relate to his proves, in the field, others to his success ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... appearance. The streets are fell of deep ruts, end swarms of children perfectly naked (of a clear bronze hue) are as common as blackberries in entails. From Panama be proceeded by steamer Guayas River, and afterwards anchored in the Bay of P..yte, the meet westerly ...

... the streets being full of deep rats ; and awaiiiis of ciddren perfectly naked, of a clear bronze bee, were as cammon as blackberries in Antumo. From Panama be afterwards proceeded by steamer to the Bay of Payta , the most westerly town in South Aware:la ...

... The gardens, usual, are full orange aud lemon trees laden with fruit, and people in and out and eat them as do sloes and blackberries in England, and you poor people never know their true flavour. lunch to-day at Pompeii. Even my photographic turn mind ...

... butter and honey, and in September follow- ing, that he was to wander in the fields for fourteen days and eat nothing but blackberries, hips, and nuts. It unfortunately happened for John that his dwelling in Bowling was invaded during the time, and the Prophet ...

... out butter and honey, and in September following, that he was to wander the fields for fourteen days and eat nothing but blackberries, Mps, and nnts. It unfortunately happened for John that his dwelling Bowling was invaded daring the time, and the Prophet ...

... of household feelings, of home affections. He loves to celebrate the joys of the fireside, the daisy of the field, the blackberries of the lane. He invests common things with a poetic light, and repeats common songs with • fuller and clearer melody. His ...

... Republican times, and equality the order of the day. explains why tittle generals, captains, and colonels were plentiful blackberries, and as welcome the flowers Hay. There was not youthful aspirant to the presidency. Hot many elderly persons madefuolsof ...

... 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 ...