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... feather flock together. Whether the stone hits the pitcher or the pitcher hits the elope, it always bad for the pitcher. blackberry is so named bemuse it Is blue In order to distinguish It from the blueberry which Is black. He sleeps where he fell, says ...
... one of them, Jack replied, especially when you're looking out for wild dusk. Why they ought to be ar plentiful here as blackberries. we stand under the turf-rick till this shower passes ; then perhaps the moon will show up, I suggest. All right ...
... howling wilderness of stale brawl and stewed mutton, or if we travel on the vegetarian line, boiled rice, beetroot, and blackberries. But perhaps the most Irritating of all the peopleafflieted with fade are the hyper-cleanliness enthusiasts, who tell us ...
... himself whether he should make for the forest, where he knew he would be safe ; or whether he should turn his head towards Blackberry Dean, a favourite covert of his, where the keepers, he knew, were sure not to have stopped the earth, thereby making the ...
... riding terminates right here ! And I rolled myself off the starboard side of that horse and struck on my bead in a wild blackberry bush. I went home with • nose full of briars and an accumulation of raw expe.ience that would have been worth its weight ...
... to do harm. The notion, coincident with him, that as Acts are passed with the speed of lightning and the profusion of blackberries, so is a useful Government, is not flattered in the least by the delay in obtaining colleagues. If ever he gets done with ...
... some superficial antiquaries made out. Every land-agent in the past was called a Baillie, and notaries were as thick as blackberries. The lecturer said Shakespeare was wrong in saying there was a Thane of Fife, and people generally in the supposition that ...
... THE FIEESHIRE JOURNAL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1889. (From the Court Journal.) Tomato jam, like the blackberry harvest, said to be a remedy for the distress among farmer. Tomato jam must be referred to our Minister for Agriculture for his flat. A gentleman ...
... sown seed. His depredations extend to potatoes, sweet potatoes, beans, pea-rants, cherries, strawberries, raspberries, and blackberries ; and he widely dimebutes certain poisonous plants, the seeds of which are Improved rather than impaired by passage through ...