... horses to draw them? This was quite is mystery. What a charm, too, was afforded by a blackberrying expedition at Knebworth, and a greater charm when the blackberries were made into a pie for the children's supper. It was an important investment the next ...

... thoroughfare. means familiar with the luxury of a warm name for the place, long before I was born. There used to be plenty of blackberries in the bath. tit ill, under present circumstances, That must have been a long time, in- proper semen, and the hedges were ...

... the path is full of interest to children, for it is now bright with many coloured towers, and in autumn nuts and superb blackberries, nearly as big as mulberries, abound, and at every little clearing raspberries and strawberries are also to be found. As ...

... dinner last week with his wife and children. It was interesting to observe that they were quite as keen after nuts and blackberries as others, although one of them will probably have the fortune or misfortune some day to wear a crown. It were unreasonable ...

... provides profitable occupation for the country people. A mother and three children will earn as much twelve shillings weekly blackberry-picking —Twenty - ono lambs which bad been chased by a dog were so terrified that they were afterwards found lying dead ...

... forgetfulness of the cold, if, indeed, there is any cold to forget. We wander about the lanes or over the downs, gathering rich blackberries, and eating them with a feeling of wonder that many more people do not take a holiday in October, Llandudno is a place ...