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... ds proved very much what we anticipated as stated in • former article, viz , that hunter sires, if not as plentiful as blackberries, at any rate existed in sufficient numbers to make us look for some reason other than the scarcity of suitable stallions ...
... transcribe for its grave F nglish sense as well as its rhythm : What wisdom she had she did not pick off the hedge like blackberries. God is too kind to give away wisdom after that useless fashion. So she had to earn her wisdom, and to work hard, and suffer ...
... sport is very apparent, as a good programme has been issued, and the home which bare already arrived are as plentiful ax blackberries on a bash sad the course is in splendid going ordiir for hurdle-racing and staplechsaing. For the Kempton Park Open Hunters' ...
... Bleak—the climate of the Engadine in August! Sterile—groves of pistachio and mulberry trees, wild roes trees, real English blackberry hushes, wild carrots, testified to the richness of the soil, irrigated in many places by mountain streams of the purest ...
... MCLINOAR, grey gelding, S yrs, 111; very fast, perfect Jumper over any Mad of tones, quiet In harms, and up to list. S. BLACKBERRY, black mart, d yrs, ; very fact, and clever over • country. a good hack, quiet in harness, and up to Mt. 4. MARQUIS, hay ...
... grey geldimr, 8 years. 15.2; very fast. perfect jumper over any kind of fence, quiet In hunters and rip to 15 stone. 3. BLACKBERRY, black mare, 8 years, 15.2 ; very fact and clever over a country, • good hack, in burners. and up to 14 stone. 4. MARQUIS ...
... difficulty in changing hands. Mullingar, a grey gelding, is • perfect jumper over any kind of fence, and is likewise up to 154. Blackberry is a useful hack. Marquis, a grey gelding, is • good dogcart horse and useful hunter. A bay cob gelding is a pleasant back ...
... of them, the heavy load of fruit often bending the canes to the ground. This prolific and large-fruited member of the blackberry family has been introduced to this country by the enterprising firm of Viecars, Collyer. and Co. Central Hall , Silver-street ...
... The Violet Field, Stobhall Garden,. ' Lilies, Garden Scene, Beddington — Surrey, ' A Village on a Rainy Day, Blackberry ?? ' The Almshouses — Bray, The Street — Cook ham, ' and the famous picture known as The Harbour of Refuge. Walker ...
... iiovered to be perfection in the third, and ;,..es merrily as a marriage bell. In real gesuch men are not as common as blackberries. 'ls course of true love may not run smoothly, e 0 en it is so abnormally rough as in fiction it t j, we are left with ...
... be a f tilure, with the probability of the death of young orchards. Apples and strawberries are reported all right, but blackberries and small berries generally are badly damaged by severe cold. ...
... Bleak—the climate of the Engadine in August! Sterile—groves of pistachio and mulberry trees, wild rose trees, real English blackberry bushes, wild carrots, testified to the richness of the soil, irrigated in many places mountain streams the purest water ...