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... wild, On Nature's bulwark* gray ; His plume ICWee in the northern Meese, The shadows round hint play. The broken fern and blackberry Silting up about his feet, While heith•crowned rock*, or hoary mags, tiorhead oft nearly meet. The storms that blow no three ...
... home ! I forget The of thy sweet trifles! The window vines, which clamber yet, Whom, blooms the bee still The roethide blackberries, growing ripe, And in the woods the Inditin.pipe! Happy the man who tills the field, eoutent with rustic labour ; Earth ...
... Cunningham, Tarbreoelilbslerick of Carliestown (2128): Messrs .1. & S. Nivison -Underwood (2034) and Messrs R. & J. Sherman —Blackberry (1836). THE. SALE. 111 r \\ - allot rowlueted the sale with his usual promptitude. disisusing of the animals in less than ...
... things—with fishing, hunting, farming, walking, camping-out—with all that takes one to the open ficlis and woods, One may go a blackberrying and make some rare discovery ; or, while driving his cow to pastare, hear a new song, or make a new observation. Secretslurk ...
... Ewaaston. 43. Calved March 17, 1881 44. Calved April 4, 1882. & J. tN 45. Lord Mayor' (1840).--ealved''January 4, 1882. 46. ' Blackberry' (1834-Calved January 29, 1882. 47. 'The Highlander' 1833). -Calved January 26, 1882. 48. Excelsior' (1837).-Calved January ...
... Messrs Christie, Manson, & Woods sale at t heir rooms, Kin; Street, St. James's, London, of ' large colleetton of pictures. ' Blackberry I :sthering; by C. Mason, A.R. A., hronght 1410 : ' The Right of-Way,' by F. W. Walker, nineav ;'Leaving Home.' by F. 8011 ...
... the still it webs of silver were all glittering with dew, and bri an acorn and a mushroom fouud themselves side Jed on the blackberry bushes, aud The mushroom was tall and fresh-looking, it a deal of himself. Bat the little acorn, half hidden in the ground ...
... Andrew Montgomery, Boreland— Mr James Cun Commended, Messrs J. & 8. Nivison—-Underwood, Commended, Messrs Ro & J. Shennan—! Blackberry THE SALE. After the prizes had been awarded the bulls were sold as usual by Mr Wallet, auctioneer. Competition was ve brisk ...
... sod went at night and suffocated drowned them in their holes aloe, the river or by the hedge bank. They are as plentiful blackberries, and se übiquitous. Cover up Its peaches and the platy as carefully as you will, they will find their way tinder the muslin ...
... 841•1 hi bun 111 85.% Bali ll.iriNt boy • farm. Hoar the thumbsr It laity a hate as you arr dii ae a ? berries. 1i.,.. Blackberries ; they ma all 11l have to ilo le hire hale to pck ...
... raises the dust from its chariot wheels for modest merit to plod in, the Professor swung himself off his horse to attack a blackberry bush, and the Friend, representing simple truth, and desirous of getting a wider prospect, urged his horse up the hill. ...
... Itingabella Ray, attempted to swim across the bay to escape their assailants, when one of them perished in the attempt. Blackberries are very abundant this year, both in Env,lantl, where they are appreciated, and in Ireland where they are nut. There has ...