... On a certain Sabbath in the late autumn, shortly after her marriage, she absently put forth her hand and plucked some blackberries, growing nigh. After she had gathered and eaten the fruit she suddenly remembered the import of her act, knowing how dangerous ...

... commendedl. l Painting On Fabric, S3i and Satin, Cl:>Y IV-Ist prize, ?? ers on fine satin pane!s, by Mrs H I Dobbs; . id, blackberries on cushion, bv Miss C Dunne. A painting of azalias and ChristTmas roses on cosy, by i Mrs llamisbn, was highly commended ...

... several plants and shrubs our , last letter which bees delight iu; that list should be added the Raspberry and the American Blackberries among fruits, and the Veronicas and the indispensable Borage and Mignonette am.mg flowering plants. Both these latter may ...

... receive very bad character, one writer that cau more be said to be insectivorous thaii a schoolboy can said to live on blackberries. And uot only so. b« the drive away sometimes kill the truly insectivorous birds. ...

... Butch'r lirooia (which lasts (or weeks iu good condition), tell plumes of I’ampas Gr..s>. some luu*. trailers of the common Blackberry, the foliage haviug rich autumn t;urs. No. 3. Ancuba branches and hardy Foma, with *prays Wild Kobe hips, ami a lew of tbo ...

... sensational venture, and as it wore on the excitement increased to • fever heat, and doubts and fears were as abundant as blackberries in many an Irish autumn woodland. The curtain was rung up at 30. Colonel Boone and Men Millie Carlotta appeared, as was ...

... 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 ...

... the political sitoa* tioo and proapecta Too uk m- MDd you tb« goasip flying about here. hen lies and dock* are plentiful blackberries on Irish ditch is not easy distinguish the true from the sr«i«em*U6(e. but for what it is worth 1 shall send yon little ...

... Bleak—the climate of the Euj gadiue in August ! Sterile—groves of pistachio j aud mulberry trees, wild rose trees, real English blackberry bushes, wild carrots, testified to the richness of tbe soil, irrigated fti many places mountain streams of the purest water ...

... to feed one or two animcale vrks now en- clo-.ed by the farm-er. rod heavy penalties were 3e imposed on him for picking a blackberry. IMajor Craigie said statistics proved that the . cwages of the moo in -North Durham, ('uinrber- d' land, and Yorkshire ...

... I confess I was a dozen times and more inclined to dash the notion from my head, as obstacles and dampers came up like blackberries in the Devil's Glen, and the course I had mentally mapped out to pursue became o'er-run with doubts and difficulties. But ...