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... said Barbara. let us 1 1 0 down to the brook for cremes. Hattie there quantities of them under the bridt and alms by Ike blackberry brake. ' lieskeeleally I and followed Came. aft ray dowers as I went. They ll ta=g down the Incline of the meadow, and ...

... ' I says ; • but I don't require no perverting,' I says, • nor let ripening,' 1 says, am neither a larßoualle pear nor a blackberry,' I says, as I wants a wally-de-cham-of-all-work,' I says, • not a heathen missionary,' I says. 'Brazen-faced scoffer !' ...

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... MANY OFFERS OF MARRIAGE. (Continued from Ndurdays Tekgrafk.) CHAMEN XIV. She heard a voice singing, in a copse of blackberry-bushes to the right—a voice young and fresh, and with some sweet notes it it, and also some harsh ones., maythorn blooms when ...