... be narrow-minded, short-sighted diggers who, when they have found a new field, act like school boys who have come upon a blackberry bush—want to have it all to themselves, and try to keep off a rush, when, if the field is really good for anything, A rush ...

... the neighbourhood o Sydney such fruit* the peach, nectarine, apricot plum, Gg, grape, cherry, and orange are plentiful blackberries. The orangeries and orchard* of New South Wale* are among ita sights; and in the neigh-1 hour hood of Sydney and round ...

... generally deemed to the critical paper (with wood-cut rllustrations) on Mr. AlmaTadema. The etching from Mr. W. H Mason Blackberry Gatherers, and the engraving Mr. Colin Hunter's fine picture, Their only Harvest add interest and grace to the number. ...

... neighbourhood Sydney ...

... neighbourhood of Sydney such fruit* the peach, uectsrine, apricot, plum. fig. grape, cherry, and orange are plentiful as blackberries. The orangeries and orchards of New Wales are among its eights; and m the neighbnorho* of Sydney and round P.-rt Jack •on ...

... visitor On tha following tha with something hope of former day Nor disappointed Harilet way her betrayed her - hail fond of blackberries it known to Queen trios to are expected Castle about or 38th It is known will go before or Easter Ribbon missions now carried ...

... was no way daunted by the accident into which her curiosity had betrayed her. Besides she had all at once become fond of blackberries, and it was known to • everybody that the finest were to be found not far from the cottage of the student. They met, and ...

... seldom in his own. He adventured to climb the unsafe boughs to gather nuts or scale the mo t thorny hedges to pluck the blackberries for them. His care, his zeal, his gratitude seemed to know no bounds. I headed their sports in the meadow behind the cottage ...

... playmates fight ! of eoaeinnz Ulrt to Wells) I beer thay there climb gather or scale mot the of thirsty from the well-thorny to blackberries them His Oakhill Brewery very strong stuff it was quality oe tue or water Oh jabers (said Irishman one to the guard) ...

... holidays oug! Mr. Graves said there aa to be so many « harvests in the different parishes. In eome pl ployed to gather blackberries, « constituted one harvest, gathering in of LUTTRaLt did not think there could be 1 and fast line asto the date of the ...

... is to have then, entirely o* * flower, th* colour of the dress. Fruit of all kinds I* worn for trimming, from the humble blackberry lh« hothouse pin# A black dress I saw had trimming of cherries, and oa the right side was a basket filled overflowing with ...

... aud almost ingenious as young West was when he manufactured a brush out of cat'sbair, Bewick found colour tbe juice of tne blackberry. '1 :reu he was made completely happy by becoming the possessor of brushes and shells of col nr. He began to consider himself ...