... six years, who slily watched our approach to the common receptacle, nearly half a century diauge” v We can still enjoy blackberries, when they are not covered with dust, they are apt to be at the roadside, should especially recommend them to the cook ...

... SEPTEMBER The nuts are ripening in the copses, and the blackberries in the hedges, the plantain is growing brown, and the trees are showing the first coy touch of autumn in the blended variations of colour that are loveliness masking decay. The swallows ...

... smugglers and their cargoes. lii Cornwall and Devonshire, as well as in the northern districts round Liverpool and Manchester, blackberry-picking is becoming a very large source of revenue while it lasts to poor families, where the children can be dispatched ...

... Revenge as they only know how; I remember, Though scratched upon cheek as on brow, The genius you seemed of September. The blackberries gracefully staining Your Clytie face, I declare, Seemed —mystery past my explaining— To make it unspeakably fair ; I remember ...