... scent of new-mown hay: July then comes with ripening wheat, Garnered 'mid August's blazing heat; September's next with blackberries sweet And slowly-shortening day; October brings the nutting-time; November gives us fogs and rime; December rings the Christmas ...

... unparalleled inducements. From one station it western North Carolina more than 8,000,000 Isetinds 01 dried apples, peaches and blackberries were shipped last year. .4 single firm at Hiekory shipped more than 1,500,000 pounds. More than 1,500,000 pounds of commercial ...

... pounds; plums, 50,000 pounds. Vines and shrubs :--Grapes, 40,000 pounds; currants, 10,000; gooseberries, 5,000 pounds; blackberries, 15,000 pounds; raspberries, 15,000 pounds. The time for harvesting closely corresponds with that in many States in the ...

... hounds were drawin' towards me. So he had trotted on to see if he could see me, and I might be in time now if I was quick. Blackberry Dean, which they were going to draw first, was only a mile and a half off, not quite so much perhaps, 'and lean leave the ...

... see li uto i the lad, wherever was a hidin’, that come out ar’d set dog him. Then out ••m just umlcr vary was hid under 1 blackberries. . lad, what dost v.anti’ ■fig ho. don't you find it, ilten, and homer They * • {• ut jorge this ti mo, ar should think ...

... companions, ■ioiug and gathering sou among the great trees, who \. mayhap, found more gloriously blue bank of harc■ vllfc, blackberry branch fuller than ever of the ripe, -cious fruit, or some nuts actually dropping from their yet little too high for the ...

... was an exquisite example of cameo cutting on glass darkened to give full effect 0 the white relief. The subject is only blackberries and foliage, but the execution has the clearness of a steel die, and yet withal the delicacy of water-colour painting. ...

... 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 ...

... unparalleled inducements. From one station western North Carolina more than 8,000,000 pounds of dried apples, peaches and blackberries were shipped last year. A single firm at Hickory shipped more than 1,500,000 pounds. Moro than 1,500,000 pounds of commerdal ...

... 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 ...

... chivalry, and contains number the startling adventures, heroic exploits, and other sensations which were then as plentiful as blackberries. Just the sort of stuff, therefore, to catch the fancy of English boys it properly put before them. But that is just what ...

... 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 ...