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... berries, every one of which has been taken by black- birds and thrushes, which are almost as fond of them a& of garden fruit. Blackberries are thick too — it is a berry year — and up in the horse chestnut the prickly -coated nuts hang in bunches, as many as ...
... warmth declines. Dragon dies of the larger size are now very busy rushing to awl fe e on their double wings ; those aho go blackberrying or nutting caenet fail to see them. a very few days since—it does not seem a week—there was a cliiileheti calling in • ...
... squirrel, also let us hope a work of art, who is very small with exceedingly bright eyes, and site beside a bunch of acorns, blackberries, and ether sessonshle fruits. It may not be true, but it is said that an Irishman, after he bad seen the numerous hills ...
... show you that no offense was meant and that none should be taken, to our answer, which was purely personal to the lady. BLACKBERRY.—The price of a harmonium depends upon the number of vibrators it contains. A well-finished harmonium, with one row of vibrators ...
... with sticks, having made hole in the hedge, through which they I got into the orchard. —The d«reudants*aid they were only blackberrying. a. d h id done no damage, adding that they would not it again. It was stated that Smith bad moologi?e I to c unplainant ...
... with sticks, having got an entrance into the orchard by making a hole in the hedge. —The defendants said they were only blackberrying, and did no damage at all ; but promised not to do it again.—Smith having apologised was let off on payment of costs ...
... squirrel, also let us hope a work of art, who is very small with exceedingly bright eyes, and sits beside a bunch of acorns, blackberries, and other seasonable fruits. A great effort is being made is Ireland to awaken an interest in native manufactures, and ...
... each; filberts, ad to Is; lychees from China, 4s; and Bapucai us, Is bd per lb.; walnuts, is 6.1 to Is 64 per hundred; blackberries, ad ; and cherry apples, eld per quart. Flowers; Choice plants in bloom, tis to We ; autumn flowers. Is 64 to Is per rot; ...
... each ; filberts, &1 to 1s; lycliees from Cbina, 4s; and Sapucai nuts, 1s 6d fir)b. ; walnuts, 18 61 to 2s 60 per hundred ; blackberries, ; and cherry apples, 64 per quart. Flowers: Choice plafite in bloom, vs to 10s; autuwn flowers, 2s 6d to 58 mt;cut roses ...
... to coff at worth. F. A. G. 36 Those happy children, enter rye fields gay, And pay no need to warning Private way; For blackberries, what toil they underwent, Heedless of breaking laws, on pleasure bent. Gem 11. (1.) 36 See, now, earth urges on her flying ...
... roots of ancient trees, growing right fr It is a fair depth, too, an scrambling down gingerly amongst an infinity boughs and blackberry brambles, tried here THE atime with splendid and well-known One had nothing in the world to do but to d minnow down from ...
... Government for placing at iq disposal the Franklin relics, discovered by Lieutenant Schwatka's Polar search mxpedittou. Blackberries, tomatoes, red and yellow, greengages, dark red plums, bezel nuts. elderberraw, BcotUsh thistles, acorns, caterpillars ...