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... been found placed under the grand stand. The discovery was made in a curious manner. Two boys yesterday morning, gathering blackberries, wandered on to the racecourse, and by accident looked about under the stand. One of them noticed an ordinary-looking tin ...

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... charges is swollen by the fact various wild fruits aie ripe many lad in the innocence of his heart a-nntting or a-brambling (blackberrying is the term more familiar me) fallen into the clutches of the alert blue or the irate farmer whose fences perchance suffered ...

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