... imitate little child whom one sees holding tight with one hand to its father, while with the other it gathers strawberries or blackberries from the hedge.” The other paper gives some experiences iu the lending blankets and giving boots ; and it is something ...

... matchately—and the re' spectability of the Peuningbdrne curlers so unquestioned, elders and deacons being as plentiful as blackberries in August—a lady visitor who saw the curlers returning with their brooms, exclaimed, Dear me ! the times must be bad when ...

... twenty pounds hippopotamus liver and a bucketful of broiled marrow, Desides handfuls of ground nuts, parched corr, ana blackberries—all within 24 hours. In the provincial capitals of Northern China, where banquets forty courses are riguevr, convivial ...

... tropical splendour and profusion. Colossal pillars clothtd with ivy and rising out of green nutty woods—white and pink with blackberry blossom, and ysllow with honeysuckle-sparkling with noisy burn* that d-*sh down among the big boulder*, where the hart’s ...

... brownish-green tinge the autumn months, And were enlivened here and there by the red hips and clusters of haws. A few tiny blackberries. now jet-black, still hong high np the hedge rows ; these had escaped the keen eyes or were beyond the reach of the bramble ...

... tribute on their national bard would b- BI- holding a farthing candle to the sun, he referred to the criticisms as thick as blackberries in August which appeared in magazines and newspapers, mentioning in this connection the name of John Neilson, of Paisley ...

... travelled for 45 days amongst them and never got rough word, and more than that I only spent money for forage for my horse Blackberry.’ They have been good friends to me. Kind, hospitable, brave and true, and I shall say a good word for them whenever I can ...

... waadoriag the Garaoek aeavebing fur the wildcat oairn dark® dill rroolkctTnaß of oar *^* > « “g tha Cadlera Inlet; gathcrimr blackberries oa the Spwaehly and GUogarnock Bank; oar black® bidlaz the Brockleykill, the old waak mill Ladyland j aad again raeoUeetfoos ...

... perfectly satisfied had Dalry been destitute of Tories : in 18S6 he would have rejoiced had they been as plenty as blackberries, and on Tuesday night he had unearthed as many as clothe his platform. When he looked at the gentlemen to his right and ...

... the very edge of the water. All around are traces of glacier workings that geologists delight in. while in the woods the blackberry and wild strawberry grow in quantity enough for the wayfarer for the botanist. Returning to the. Skjastation we got onr ...

... coffee or tea. Even this, however, was length withdrawn ; and afterwards, so long I remained in Walee, I subsisted either on blackberries, hips, haws, Ac, or on the casual hospitality which 1 now and then received in return for little services 1 bad opportunity ...

... ami was boiled in the farmhouse kitchen this afternoon -a boiled chicken, also off the estate, aod. as special treat, a blackberry pudding, the fruit gathered from the hedges the school children exchange for an cocas large*** «f pennies ! Not bad that ...