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... ladies have just retired (save one roguish listener) to tell some racy story—evinces progress. A rustic girl gathering Blackberries (163), by F. Morgan. No. 166, by T. K. Pelham—slight but picturesque in effect and colour. “Dutch Herring-Boats getting ...
... Thus, in Staffordshire, there notion prevalent among the peasantry that the Devil always puts Ids cloven foot upon the blackberries this day. is considered, therefore, highly unlucky to gather any more during the remainder of the year —an idea which exists ...
... food. Good salads are made of green leaves and shoots, and of common weeds well. Thus in the young tops and leaves of the blackberry we have that salad which was common at the tables of the Greeks, who mixed with their lettuce, did the Romans, too, the ...
... Gibbs was one of the Law officers of the Crown; and officio informations against Liberal newspapers were as plentiful as blackberries. It is curious to note in the first number long leading article of Leigh Hunt (the little indexing hand in the left bottom ...
... old-fashioned grace of feeling, and is his best figure of the year. J. J. Christie’s “Hose Among Thorns” (31), little girl in a blackberry bush, sucking her •wounded fingers, is a pleasing picture, but in nature the sky reflexes on the hair would have detached ...
... step out. By the time you’ve found her, the Wandering Jew ’ll be a fool compared to you. Girls like Nan don’t grow on every blackberry bush. I know that,” said Frank King, with a sigh. Then Mr. Tom looked at his watch. I’m very hungry,” said he. Have you ...
... his Squire ” may have been revealed to him in dream: unless ieedit sprang fully armed, like Minerva from Jove’s head, of a blackberry hedge in one of the pleasant Kentish lanes which Mr. P. was taking his morning walk. To this clever mtleman must also undeniably ...
... beautiful from growing upon a slope. It the slope of a Swallow-hole. Around it, among the trees, are nut-bushes, hazels, blackberries, white-leaved palms, and lovely green trails of honeysuckles and briar-roses, that, in another month, will be hung with ...
... full speed through number of books he gains no knowledge of literature. The reasons why books are written are plentiful blackberries ; it is not always obvious wdiy they should be read. ...
... may have been lost in one venture, or competence for life has slipped through their fingers ; but reasons plentiful as blackberries are advanced for these misfortunes ; the new scheme, they say, will infallibly lead to fortune. In evil hour the lessons ...
... ” in 1865, with Cupid's Cruise,” and statue of Lady Godiva ; in 1868, “Saved from the Wreck,” and “Coaxing;” in 1870, “A Blackberry Girl; in 1871, a marble group, The Zingari; 1872, life-size figure, Wrestler Preparing for the Grip ; 1873, “Eve's Dream;” ...
... WILLIAM ALLINGHAM. In small 4to, printed on hand-made paper, cloth gilt, price ss. Blackberries, PUT IN A BASKET By -WILLIAM ALLINGHAM. In small 4to, printed on hand-made paper, cloth gilt, price sb. ; in vellum gilt, price 7s. 6d., Day and night songs ...