... the little farmhouse roof, and the maple boughs hardly stirred in the breezeless air, aa Mrs. Lathrop came in from her blackberrying expedition, her tin pail tilled with the sparkling jetty treasures, and her face scarlet with the fatigue and heat. She ...

... -it ELLK9.4IO•O- CLEARING. IV KICWHAM. Blackberries, blackberries, springing all round! And withered wild cherries *strewn on the ground And the old twisted crab-tree, so branching and high, AVith yellow crabs tbick as the stars in the sky I Ah, why I ...

... consideration ; but it may he well to inform you that Irish tales of the right sort are not to be had for the picking, like blackberries ; while Mr. Thomas Sherlock's duties as a journalist leave him no leisure to write long stories nowadays. E. M. F. (Woolwich) ...

... two down in the meadow yonder, sitting hand in hand, the monkey tied to the branch of a tree by a long cord, and eating blackberries. And you don't suppose I went and told Mrs. Lee, do you S.) it went on for five years. The money in Mr. Graham's hands ...

... crimson sun shone through the woods and lit up the first stone fence I saw in Florida. As we came near Aredonda we noticed blackberry bushes in full bloom ; also peach and plum trees. All along the line from Waldo to Cedar Keys there exists a rotten limestone ...

... side, I observed great oyster reefs and millions of tiddler crabs running over one another. Beyond grew great stretches of blackberry bushes in full blossom. The sight of gorgeously coloured waters, bright skies, lovely meadows, wild fowl, picturesque negro ...

... ago, and had recourse to stone-throwing as the readiest weapons of attack and defence. The child chanced to be gathering blackberries close by, and he had received a blow from a stone in the back of the hand. The wound had bled a good deal and was bleeding ...