... bis right trouser pocket, without cut or tear. Ladies’ bags, field-glasses, ani breechpokes (purses) can be gathered like blackberries; but characteristic take the racecourse is the * tying up of Jay,” it called, most ingenious amusing method of clearing ...

... Committees found that the more th gave the more they made, and prizes of five and leu pounds value soon became common as blackberries. Everyone went for athletics; all the local magnates stood on committees ; all the local magnates’ sons contested for the ...

... pretty village, and still farther on will bo found LelUrkonny. Ferns of fine variety ore found. The flora is rich, and the blackberry grows here luxuriantly in abundance. Geological specimens rich quart* and other minerals are found in great plenty. Shells ...

... hard'at work in the Soudan~we may pay.j ,heavy price bfr sbeing left alone elsewhere I Well there are facts as- plentiful as blackberries to prove that we have friends on 4he Continent who sare resolved, to make hay while the Isun 3 shines-on -them, that' is ...

... vapidity; they become such feeble things in most cases that private person would buy them, even guineas were common with him blackberries in a Surrey lane. Even many people had the money, they could not afford house-room for the endless sets of three-volume ...

... that it was very- long time before they could got to face the ahpper- They were dancing about all over the ground thick as blackberries in autumn. When the two dogs that had just run bye got in amongst them the pair had a very merry time of it. and raced ...

... alive on the sod. Years long long ago up yon thick studded glen, the long summer days—what sport had we then ! We gathered blackberries, hips and haws not a few In our pockets were stored, with strawberries too. Years long long ago, the old village school ...

... unknown here, though displayed in a very harmless way. Abroad, chevaliers of this or that order are as plenti-|' ful as blackberries, the decorations being bestowed sometimes in right of birth or of social position, and also in virtue of merit. So numerous ...

... violets and blue bells, in their various ; in August all the place is aflame with wild rose and woodbine, and is October the blackberries, nearly as large as; grapes, hang in clusters on the bushes. This secluded spot is some two miles from even the poorest ...

... ride in the direction of lvanstowen. Now there had been a grand pin-nic to the Echo Pit the previous September, when the blackberries were ripe, and at that aristocratic gathering Roee had met lieathcote for the first time. In September the deep green hollow ...

... pendebit eentibus uva' (The ripening grape shall hang every thorn) —literally, the reddening grape shall bang on uncultivated blackberry bushes (bramble-bushes probably)— seems to have hinted at the art which can turn plantation of northern hedges into vineyard ...

... Miss? Then keep it to yourself Miss If Robert’s jealous let him ’Twill do him good and tw’ont I likely to be for lover” “Blackberries” remarked Belinda senten-tionsly “is plentifuller baronets” Bother !” replied pretty Miss Polly you well ! all right fear” ...