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... about mud-turtles. Yes, said the old man; a mud turtle can neither fly, gallop, jump, cry, sing, play croquet, or go blackberrying; and yet, if you let him alone he gets along just about as well as a young man who tries to be : funny at a lawn klirty ...
... Moore—(after tasting :a sample)— It is a first rats glass of wine. Mr Eagar—ls it wine at ail ! Mr Malone—Blackberries. Mr Leech—No blackberries, It is a fair wine. The tender was accepted. Mr R kleacy's tender for supply of potatoes, for two monthQ, ...
... Moore (after tasting a sample)—lt is a firstrate glass of wine. Mr. Eagar—ls it wine at all? Mr. Malone—Blackberries. Mr. Leech—No blackberries. It is a fair wine. The tender was accepted. Mr. R. Heany's tender for supply of potatoes, for two months ...
... plum, while yet others. again, which are lees serviceable lordly wan, supply the woodland birds or the village &dame, with blackberries, dewberries, elotuderrios, hips. ham, sleet, crab-apples, awl rowenberrilla /turnover, the various weathers of the ruse ...
... or runaway couples. It is only lately that animated crops began to hold up their beads, but now they are as plenty as blackberries. Anybody who molests or obstructs an away-going crop is a dangerous lunatic, who will be pulled up under the eighth section ...
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... children go ant bleekbarrylng Vi by, I thootltt that every Isms/ lag Devil went round on the 10th al aad spat on all the blackberries. and that V =lsr BD e IS Alli nee oo the Uth. they, ee OITO TRAM die ea tall Into tremble e year was weld psen4 ma br he ...
... ly easy, and the climber prescaly finds himself upon a grassy slope where, if so iniadol, he may refresh himiself with blackberries. Two further difficulties now present them'siege. These are known as the Two Chimneys.' They form in reality one broad ...