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... dewberry and blackberry, will fully occupy and puzzle the student who devotes his time to their discrimination, and the some may be said of our wild roses. The Basberry, 11*Na, grows in plenty on the chalk Downs—while many species of blackberry may be found ...

... stamm ering and hesitation, the room exclaimed, I 'impartially enpg,A, molter wants to marry. Two bums= mare persiair some blackberry huAcii. What's these, %ker. inquired p a t a s a his __sir s.— Nothing but berries, mid the Wier.— But they're rid, ...

... broapretty drunk. A carats man calla his wife the not, while, and blue, beituwe dui Las hair, whit, teeth, wad Liao TIM blackberry is so named bemuse it is blue, is to distinguish it. [rum the blueberry, whien is Wick. Iv you have a pretty daughter yo• ...

... Bench, the police eoastable bring re-called, stated that the prisoner put her hand down la a psi of the hedge where no blackberries were miring, and then reached bar hand up for the blackberms. In the lower part of the hedge the boots were The Cffisirman ...

... Falstaff, they seemed to my that they could give no reasons on compulsion, though the mad reasons were as plentiful as blackberries- The Inspector sill, no doubt, report in favour of the Corporation, and thus Heating, will be speedily placed in the proud ...

... better have another view of the landscape, A wens so fair is not soon forgot. I saw some children with • basket filled with blackberries, and I, having • great liking for that fruit, went off to gather some, and forgot all about my suicidal tendencies.' The ...

... the sages of the local parliament, that they probably thought that, in the present day, when watches are as common ais blackberries in September, every one could get the time near enough for his or her purpose. A case, however, has recently come before ...

... told me to go the other side of the reed, and we went behind a hedge. He took my sister on his lap. I went to get some blackberries. The prisoner gave my eater • penny before we parted, and we bought some cakes with the money. The prisoner was Brewed ...

... sister followed them and then went behin I • hedge. Prisoner there took her on to his lap. Witness went close by to gather blackberries and when he came back they went away together, leaving the prisoner still sitting down. Before going prisoner gave a penny ...

... several hundred yards, but defendant would have to pass that way on the way to his work,—Defendant said he was gathering blackberries in the slaw and accidentally saw the wire and went up to it —The Bench fined defendant and costa us., and was alloweda ...

... expressed their intention of following the laudable example set by Mr. Towner. Busts cups seemed as plentiful as the proverbial blackberries at this dinner, for uur wurthy Mayor, with that liberality for which he is beaming famous, announced his intention of giving ...