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... shout; and with that 1 kissed her—and such kiss! O, Jehoeifat' Talk about your sugar-candy! —talk about yer molasses!—yer blackberry jam ! They couldn’t come ten mile nigh it. —From “ Popping the Question, By the Ret. D. Maerme. ...
... shout; and with that 1 kissed her—and such kiss! O, Jehoeifat' Talk about your sugar-candy! —talk about yer molasses!—yer blackberry jam ! They couldn’t come ten mile nigh it. —From “ Popping the Question, By the Ret. D. Maerme. ...
... ;tads a very psinfal bliader. vNeh I mean want to repeat. ' May I ask what blunder was ? Oh yes ; I mistook a haat= for a blackberry. Wafting tee kisficerie.—Yonog man to sexton, at church deer— Isn't the sermon nearly done ? Sexton— About an hearyet ...
... cut flowers and grasses. The window sills were embedded with mom, relieved with dahlias, apples and wheat sheafs. Trails blackberries and grasses served ts adorn the pillars of tho edifice. The font, on previous occasions, received marked attention, and ...
... child was buried on Friday beneath stone* and dirt, and was not discovered until Satunlay afternoon by some men who were blackberry ing. The child was nearly dead. The prisoner, who cried during the hearing, was committed for trial. A Pathetic Death the ...
... barberries. The window sills were inland with crimson cloth, encircled with borders of blackberries and corn. The several pillars of the church were wreathed with bands blackberries, ivy, ferns, and rn » whilst around the summits were bang wreaths of hops. A sheaf ...
... studded with white chrysanthemums and scarlet geraniums, belt of com surrounding outer extremity of its basin, and trimming blackberries and com its base. The window sills, apportioned Mrs Johnson, were with moss, which were laid all sorts of well-coloured ...
... plastrons—rm latter; sometimes a handsom ornament is added at the wais shoulder; the greatest novelty | ever, is a bunch of blackberrie puts, or some other autumn or tated im plush or For more ceremonious toilet, it here till we a boat for us. me where the ...
... in its mouth—its own tail, which had been shot clean off. Next, please. Farmers are being recommended to look after the blackberries. “What next?” I bear some of the more old-fashioned among them say. Well, it does @em strange that anything can be made ...
... tables which were set out with variety of productions of ths earth now in season including, apples, potatoes, mushroom*, blackberries, eara of oora, flowers, and last, but not Iratsi, some largo loaves broad, together with rolls and rings of bread truckles ...
... hearty cheer from that meeting (loud applause). Iu fact, the many improvements enumerated therein appeared to him thick as black-berries in summer time (laughter), hirst all the loop line of the Great Western Railway was mentioned. That will be a grand thing ...
... china, and that of Miss M. E. Hunt, of Glaodore, who takes the first prize, is beautifully executed, the subject being blackberries and leaves. For china cup and saucer, Misi Margaret Bean it highly commended, her execution of some leaves being exceedingly ...
... There is singular quaint ness this idea. The spectacle of British soldier sitting down analyse a pot marmalade, or plate of blackberry and apple, instead drinking glass beer, appears really to afford material for cartoon iu one our comic contemporaries. If ...