... be induced to imitate the example of this LL.D..' even though Bibles in the Irish tongue were as plentiful as October blackberries? We think not. One pertinent question—how mach will the Rev. P. A. Hanlon, LL.D., be able to devote to the purchase of ...

... I have bunnies whit live sear the place of the warden , . rko gossips .ay these rappssees are as thick in the woods se blackberries, and that they may be found larking close eves to the walls et the city.' No. no, mater clerk; ntt so, not so.' rejoined ...

... loaded with mephitic gimes and the streets gray with thlst, sad little Freddie Canstaile wished herself back sinonw the blackberries as she trudged ',wearily along the burning paveusent4 of the streets. Freddie--haptismally named Mary Frederica—had a rich ...

... the legs, not enough to aft.ict the visible step, but mai ierit to reveal itself in a considerable walk. Iltrranasatas, blackberries, spring all round Lai withered wild cherries *strewn oa the ground! old twisted crab tree. so branching and high. With ...