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... painful, but we quote :hem because they are altogether strange and unprecedented. It seems that Isaiah Bumcrat was picking blackberries in wild patch of undergrowth in a dense wood, when suddenly ho disturbed millions upon millions of large, black ants. They ...
... one of a story of the Awmerican Civil War. After the struggle was over, majors, colonels and captains were as thick as blackberries. Many of these heroes were in the babit of fightin{ their battles over again at hotel bars. Un one of these occasions a ...
... HOUSEHOLD HINTS. FRUIT SIIORTCAILA.-.-HUCklebelTieS are much liked; in this country blackberries or mulberries could be used in their stead, and nothing could be more delicious thin Raspberry or Strawberry Shortcake. The recipe here r, , for ordinary ...
... which attacked him. The victim of the onslaught was a fanner residing in a country town in America. He had left home on a blackberry-picking expedition, and was engaged in this occupation in the midst of a woad when suddenly he detected tailbone of large ...
... ensue which need great deal tact to prevent their developing into serious disputes. Kings in West Africa are plentiful blackberries, but they are not the less tenacious of their dignity, and it is often a difficult business to keep the peace between them ...
... tear-stained eyes, stood hafnre be continued.) OUSEHOLD NT uit SHORTCAKE.—Huckleberries are much liked; in thiscountry blackberries or mulberries could be used in their stead, and nothing could be more delicious y Shortcake. The recipe than Raspberry ...
... remained with it till it broke up in 1859 on Mr M-ean's retirement. Hereupon followed an adventure. Engagements did not grow on blackberry bushes in those days. The poor player had often long to wait and far to go in search of them. But he was buoyant of nature ...
... of course. at &glance, that she likes compliments, ad can take any amount of them; and as these some are cheaper than blackberries in kalstan'e time, they are offered to her liberally. This woman is now nearly forty yearn of age, and she hes nes er been ...
... eranberrie-', which, with the cloudberry, familiar to Norwegi►n travellers, vary the monotonous profusion of the homely blackberry. Frowned down upon by ragged mountain heights. with reeky shores and tiny islets, with numerous troutpromising bays, with ...
... in the breedcially to Luropeans. Kings in West Africa are pleaina of sheep depend in a great measure upon them. tit& &A blackberries, but they are not the tenacious of their digtity, and it is Wan a difficult business to Two large sheep fairs recently ...
... dozen ; hothouse and common grapes. Is. to ss. per lb.; and Kentish cobnuts, 6d. per ditto: new walnut 3, 23. per 100; blackberries, 4d. p?r pint. Cut roses. 6d. to Is.; and mixed flowers, Bd. per bunch; large and fancy bouquets, 3s. 6d. to 10s. eac-h ...
... would have been tedious elsewhere, but here the charms of toe scenery , the brightness of the blossom of the heather, gorse, blackberry, and other wild Bowery, varied by the graceful and abundant growth of ferns, the occasional excitement of the eager hounds ...