... This is not a very promising outlook for teachers. Diamonds are precious only because of their scarcity. Plentiful as blackberries, they would be as cheap. The agriculturalist has a better prospect than the teacher, for the former has a chance of profitably ...

... carts; but rarely so traversed, and, for the most part, little else than a narrow strip of untilled field, separated by blackberry hedges from the better cared-for meadows on each side of it: growing more weeds, therefore, than they, and perhaps in spring ...

... accepting a suggestion from one of the profane ; and as for yielding to raoral com were reasons against them as plentiful as blackberries, they would yield to no one on compulsion. Aud-o.lnm.l_ must permit them to go on in their own tortoi like way. If the ...

... suggestion from one of the profane vulgar! and for yielding to moral compulsion, were reasons against them as plentiful blackberries, they would yield to no one on compulsion. And so, I suppose, I , must permit them to go on their owntorjtomelike way. ...

... dewberry and blackberry, will fully occupy and puzzle the student who devotes his time to their discrimination, and the some may be said of our wild roses. The Basberry, 11*Na, grows in plenty on the chalk Downs—while many species of blackberry may be found ...

... behind the oaks of Blatch=ratan Park. A winding road, with • coppice on one side, and a tall, straggling !hedge where the blackberry leaves are still green, while the hips and haws are ripening for the birds, on other. A desolate bit of road, remote from ...

... years drow baire from a cat's tail and made himeel Colours ‘he obtained ty and chalk, and crashing the red jaics from the blackberry. His laundry furnished him with indigo, end the friendly sho cums to, bis father’s house gare of the col and yom i they ...

... Aladd m garden, through all the gamut of red and yellow, from pale strawberry syrup, through ruby currant jelly, to Ethiop blackberry jam, and from strawcoloured nectarines to orange marmalade and flamecoloured pomegranates! Then the dried fruits of the ...

... of the summer, and a wealth of golden gorse, which flowers in every season. The nuts on the hazel boughs are racing the blackberries into ripeness ; the haws are reddening on the thorn. There is harmony of hue; chord colour answers chord. This secluded ...

... of doors would infallibly move Parliament. As for arguments in favour of energetic action being taken, they are thick as blackberries. The Napoleonic dynasty has from first to last been an unmitigated curse to France and mankind, and the youth whom it is ...

... collect n damages for destruction of his two fields of wheat by be a raid of blackberry vines, f It is not known just at what season of the year D, blackberries ripen. The blackberry has never been n known to ripen. If the hucksters and boys should all T- ...

... to collect damages for destruction of bis two fields of wheat by a raid of blackberry vines. It is not known just at what season of the year blackberries ripen. The blackberry has never been known to ripen. If the hncksters and boys should all . die in ...