... least plant in God's garden did not envy the big plant. He could not grow pineapples, nor grapes, and if he could grow blackberries that was all they could expect from a thorn-bush. He was content to be a little bush in the back of the desert, but it ...

... evidently of feminine mtnufarture, under difficulties, looked as if it had been thrown at butterflies, or used to bear down blackberries for a longer period than had marked his 'day amid his new and delightful surroundings. The woman in whose charge lie was ...

... carts; but rarely so traversed, and, for the most part, little else than a narrow strip of untilled field, separated by blackberry hedges from the better cared-for meadows on each side of it: growing more weeds, therefore, than they, and perhaps in spring ...

... nothing which God has made. From the time when the daisies and buttercups appear in the field, until the time when the blackberries are ripe, and the corn may be gleaned, the country is full of pleasant things, of which the little ones never grow weary ...

... grapes we can send apples, or if not apples then blackberries. It would be a pleasant thing for Sundayschool teachers end children in the country to go into the fields and gather nuts and blackberries to send to their less favoured friends in town. Such ...

... the asters and dahlias to perfection. There is a plentiful green aftermath in the meadows, and the sun has ripened the blackberries and damsons. It is true, the days are short ; the mornings are misty and the evenings come soon; but the time from eleven ...

... forth a crop for their Master. Many of the mmnbers of our churches live as it their only business on the farm wan to pluck blackberries or gather add flowers. They are ;rest at finding fault with other people's ploughing and mowmg, but not a band's tarn will ...

... delicate blue hare-bell is bending its pretty head on its slender stem before the fresh autumnal breeze. The straggling blackberries aro gleaming invitingly here and there, and the clusters of hawthorn berries are looking as handsome as any flowers. Moreover ...

... gnu Lore Buller? Picrtnts. •Lady Isahollo; with PICTURS TO PAINT OR DRAT. A Poor Woman from. Babyland ; with Going a Blackberrying; with Music and ILLUSTRATION. PRICE TILREEPENCE. LONDON: TAXES CLARKE & C0..111114, FLEET ST.. R.C. NOTIOZ. T UE ROSEBUD ...

... been stripped, and so have the pieces of land where the poor man grows his potatoes; and there remains now nothing but the blackberry harvest, which thousands of childish hands will soon gather. But there are a few flowers left yet. The last rose of summer ...

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... carmen Paid un of P.O. Order for es., or Marone. two ;spire of Fostor's Clarumor, site Ise. by 11 n.„ unmounted, mulcts, and Blackberry hems. These ore cum lola, finished In every respect tonal to the oricinal water and or perfeor Also a 'duo:abated Motto ...