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... Sambo say No, my good massa, I tink, Do you see any green in de white ob myeye ? « That's Devonshire cream for your blackberry pie. In passing through life 'tis but few things we want, And the best way to live, is to learn from the ant, And the reason ...
... wild, On Nature's bulwark* gray ; His plume ICWee in the northern Meese, The shadows round hint play. The broken fern and blackberry Silting up about his feet, While heith•crowned rock*, or hoary mags, tiorhead oft nearly meet. The storms that blow no three ...
... to mother and the dreary old:pasture lands, where the mulleins upheld their yellow stalks along the stone fences, and the blackberry bushes I wove tangled canopies across the stream. So you are going to leave us, Kitty Kent ? It was Mr. Neville himself ...
... by Clipstone, through the Bull Pit to Cotgrave Gorse, and lost. Then after giving the hounds the fox which was killed at Blackberry (there not being time to break him up on tbe spot), we went to Brookhill Gorse, which was only cut off laid spring ; co ...
... Duet—*‘ Hearts and Homes''—Misses Burden and oiABR R f R T Song—*‘ The Miller of the Dee'’—Eight School Children. Reading—** Blackberries ''—Mr. Clarke. Song—*‘ Beautiful Isle of the Sea’’—Miss Burden. The Rev. J. E. MATTHEWS proposed a vote of thanks to Mr ...
... well nigh as good. The fiistnsmed is commended, and both are sold. Miss K. Balyhas a noteworthy effort Nos. 118 and 119, Blackberries a id Wild Honeysuckle, each worthy of honour. Another unnoticed exhibit, Miss M. Pratt’s Early Morning, No. 144, is noteworthy ...
... least conspicious ff-ature—mention solo pianist and accompanist, Mr. Frederic Cliffe. Pianists of & sort aro plentiful as blackberries in September, but Mr. Chile is something more. His execution is marvellously good. Aa a feat of memory, bin two selections ...
... Dead Sea XMAS Gull, The Pet Rabbit, The Way Horne, A XMAS Good enteh, What Imre I Found, A Dainty XMAS Norm!, Nulling, Blackberrying, and Jump XMAS these are marvelkam value and look worth a XMAS Guinea each when framed, our price is 2:14. XMAS each. CV(' ...
... On St. Andrew's Day did not the Scotch. have a banquet in London, and were not royal dukes as plentiful at the board as blackberries ? The Scdtch are scr loyal, so peaceable, so fully occupied in amassing siller, that they have no time to trouble their ...
... ride, and the next instant was hidden from sight. Dozens of rabbits Jumped up now and again from tangled masses of fern and blackberry, and with whisk of their white scuts went tearing with express engine speed across the open, and presently a gorgeous old ...
... oF THE WrATHER.—AsS a proof of the mildness of the weather, our Dysart correspondent writes that berry and blackberry bushes are about to burst into leaf, the lily is already peeping above ground, and crocuses and other earl spring flowers are in bloom ...
... is an old Celtic tale of a lad who was set impossible tasks. l Among others he had to find ripe blackberries in February. If this weather last, blackberries may be not uncommon * in February at Ventnor. As for the flowers, they blossom with a profusion ...