... despise Dear home ! can I forget The of thy sweet trifles ? The window-vines that clamber blooms still rifles The road-side blackberries growing in the Indian ? the man who tills the field Content with rustic labour Earth to tier yield to his neighbour days ...

... to Upnor, we disembark there, and make the beet of our way inland. We follow a country road, hedged in with oak trees and blackberry bushes, just now glistening with jetty clusters of ripe fruit, and thus we come to the top of Lodge Hill, once the site ...

... to Upuor, we disembark there, and make the beet of our way inland. We follow a country road, hedged in with oak trees and blackberry bushes, just now glistening with jetty clusters of rip e fruit and thus we come to the top of Lodge Hill, once the site ...

... surrounded by white plants and maideu hair ferns, and round the top was a m_'enh of wild fruits from the hedges—acorns, blackberries, nuts, &c. The services were bright and bearty, and a liberal re- saponse was made to the appeal on behalf of the sick ...

... hundreds of families eet an income from the gathering and sale of the wild strawberry, raspberry, blueberry, huckleberry, blackberry, and cranberry. ‘These small fruits are mostly consumed at home. Inthe Genessee Valley peaches were carted about in loads ...