... drive, I noticed several standard tea roses out in full bloom. . . . My little daughter has gathered a quantity of npe blackberries from the hedges on the ro.id sides on several occasions. The day before Christmas-day she gathered quite forty ripe ones ...

... may be caught in the river Itoding; there are butterflies and moths to be chased ; there are flowers in the spring and blackberries hi the autumn. Besides the creatures.and the trees, and flowers, there scenery; here and there, hill-sides clothed with ...

... fruits. The days of Eden, however, are over, and oven so god would now be starved to death in Blacklerry Wood, were the blackberries never so rii eor fine. Man is a cooking animal,' ard it is only a question of good cookery or bad, whether he be healthy ...

... consume dainty d6jetiners before my very eyes, clearly out of pure aggravation. English noblemen were as plentiful there as blackberries, and the platform was also well filled with favoured individual, who were going farther afield still by the Orient Express ...

... thoroughly appreciated the feat, end eubneribed sufficient to purchase new hat (or the bowler. Hand rede are plentiful blackberries. A. Baonerman, playing forhia dab in Sydney, scored one hundred and seventy-four hie best style ; B. Scott (or the Medical ...