... Aunt Sally polities, and a brass band and acrobatic and gymuastic r:furmeu at railway platforms, bave been as common as blackberries on a September hedgerow. I do not wish for ot e moment to carp at the political feelings of the muss s, but I am iuclined ...

... your table linen marked 7 asked the washer- vane .m woman. 0, certaicely, replied Mrs. Popinjay. 'the p ad We have had blackberry pie right along this week, Is, and Mrs. Popiojay has spilled his coffee twice. A Devotee of Bacchue was overheard the other ...

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