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... a great mind can most easily bring it down to the uuderstauding of even little children. The walk to Chalk and The blackberrying at Shorue are pleasant aud naturally written little poetical sketches specially suited to the comprehension of children ...
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... of her money in helping other people to work and to earn for them selves. I looked with pleasure at Miss Ethel Cooke's blackberry corner cabinet, which woo the Tincess Alice prize in this exhibition, and at the decorated set of twelve tea cups and saucers ...
... calved July 22ud, 1882: Mr. Forster, 191 ga Buttercup III., (twin, 2792, calved July 22nd, 1882: Mr. 7. - Noakes, 15g.. Blackberry, 2773, calved July 29th, 1882: Mr. J. Noakes, 20g.. Budeeye, 2772, calved September 17th, 1882: Mr. A. Wards, 19g.. ...
... 63—Veuns, whole grey, calved September 9, 1886; bred by Mr. HA. Bnuusey; sire Barcaldine lot 68, ,4 guineas, Mr. Hale. Lot 114—Blackberry, whole grey, calved October 3, 1886; bred by Mr. H. A. Brassey ; sire Barcaldine lot 68, 4 guineas. Mr. B. Waterman. Lot ...