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... manifest in one way or another a fondness for dangerous pursuits. Bold and daring youngsters are plentiful in the land blackberries were in summer when Falstaff larded the lean earth.” The other day fonr boys were found in an open boat—probably lighterman’* ...

... bis delight was to wander over moors and fields and to write his thi ta at hand, with ink made from the on the first of blackberries. house slate, roof For papet he sometimes had recourse to wedges, and even his thumb “which be wrote in pais; and in “ ...

... have many admir«rs. Miss Sarah Blewett’s “Autumn leaves” quickly fteonred a purchaser, who has a very pretty arrangement of blackberry, oak, ivy, and other leaves the gold and scarlet antnflfo. Miss Blewett’s other work is bouquet of dahlias and other blooms ...

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... from nature, both in colour and form, are most successful Fruit designs are, however, newer, and we have fins on which blackberries, a pomegranate, apricot, or plum flourish in enamel; insects, birds, and animals also copied in jewels. ...

... brought from the shop leaving school his delight was to wander and fields and write his thoughts on made from the juice of blackberries For paper he sometimes had recourse nouse roof tile iron wedges and even his My Autobiography” which he wrote in he says ...

... eh s gave I'm the Merriest Gal that's Oat) ; song, Free and Easy, Bro. Howard (encored) ; Bro. Cumming read Ripe Blackberries, and 80. Nickels also read •, sone, Thy Voice is always near Me. S. E. nerdy ; Sic. Cooke recited The settle and ...

... (encored, she give I'm the Merriest Gal that's Out); song, Free and Easy, Bro. Howard (eucored) ; Bro. Cumming read Rioe Blackberries, and Bro. Nickels also read ' • song, Thy Voice is always near Me, S. E. Hard y; Sis. Cooke recited The Settle and ...

... fenoored, she I'm the Merrleet Gal that'. Oat); song, Fres and Emy, Bro. Howard (encored); Bro. Cumming read Rip,, Blackberries. and Bro. Nickole read • song, Thy Voice is assay. Me, S. E. Hardy ; Sig. Hooke recited Th. Settle and the Wood Fire ...

... from nature, both in colour and form, are the most successful. Faurr designs are, however, newer, and we a,e pins on which blackberries, • pomegranate, an apricot, or • plum flourish in enamel; insects, birds, and animals are also copied in jewels. A very ...

... nature, both in oolour and form, are the most successful. Fruit designs are, however, newer, and we have pins on whioh blackberries, a pomegranate, an aprioot, or a plum flourish in enamel; insects, birds, and animals are also copiod in jewels. A very ...