... THE EXPRESS— EVENING 26 1880 SCHOOL S Still the school-house the road it still blackberry are running Within tile desk is seen Deep official Tho lloor the jack-knife’s carved initial The charcoal frescoes on wall Its worn sill The feet that creeping to ...

... yon don’t look well indeed I do not think I looking you look to-day” I never I to-day” A neither fly sing gallop cry or blackberrying and yet they let alone they along just well the young who tries to funny at party little girl on told which amused her ...

... suggests that must have pretty drunk A certain man calls wife the red white and blue she red hair white teeth blqc eyes The blackberry is named because it is blue in order to distinguish it from the blueberry which is black you pretty daughter you will have ...

... hedgerows big convolvolus stare with wonder-wide eyes the honeysuckle out the wild geranium blooms in the long grass the blackberry in full flower and the poppies blaze forth in clusters at every turn of the road The corn is only just beginning to turn ...

... “ I am partially engaged but my mother to marry” Irishmen blackberry hushes What’s Mike?” inquired his companion “Nothing but blackberries” the latter “ they’re red Mike” “Well Pat blackberries are always red when they’re green A French gentleman invented ...

... despise Dear home ! can I forget The of thy sweet trifles ? The window-vines that clamber blooms still rifles The road-side blackberries growing in the Indian ? the man who tills the field Content with rustic labour Earth to tier yield to his neighbour days ...

... natural interruption in such place but did feel ominous apprehension I to move was threading my way through one of these blackberry thickets when heard close to my side the branches of some underwood thrust aside and Mr Marston looking pale and wicked ...