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... cooked potato accompaniment and attended by peas only two hours from the garden, and has added to these Inznries a Quarter of blackberry pie, he may bo said to have dined. The diseases in their journeying* look at the of this man and pass him to search for ...

... Mr. Gladstone amiable and domestic ; he would have every Welsh farmer a happy jam producer under his own currant-bush and blackberry hedge, none daring to make him afraid. “ When I was young,” said Mr. Gladstone pathetically, there was not anything like ...

... getting up behind his own carriage make people believe keeps a negro 1” The first is example of savage foo.eaca common blackberries. It represents the gross luxury of the stomach. The second is specimen of polished wit, precious as the mountain odelweiss ...

... pretty distinct soon lest itself amongst the underwood, and rapidly became mtangled iu the interlacing runners wild briar and blackberry, tall rusher and long nettles. Still pushiag on, my course was speedily checked by the river. had struck the hunk, and there ...

... letters to imply the guilt of the accused in any way. for the rules of the Fenian Society found him—such rales were as plenty blackberries. It is not pretended that they are in the handwriting of the accused, theugh that handwriting has been identified by the ...

... fond of fruit, and will create great, havoc amongst currants, cherries, strawberries, gooseberries aud even apples. The blackberries, too. fnrnish the blackbird with many a meal, in winter they will also feed upon hawtbsn berries. Tbe young are fed upon ...