... withimmense clusters of ostrich feathers, while fruit and flowers are combined, such as cherries, currants, strawberries, and blackberries, with shcir blossom intermixed.— Weldon's Ladies' lournal, ...

... Times did all he could to exalt Wilsou, B.E. Gordon's opinion of decorations, which have recently oeen as plentiful as blackberries, deserves to be geneially known: — I would make Plutarch's Lives a handbook for our yourg officers; it is worth any ...

... and the walnut, beechnuts, and acorns, and in the reason, feasted on the raspberry, the strawberry, the elderberry, the blackberry, the wild cherry, and the sloe. The art of making pottery was familiar to them, and their implements of stone, horn, and ...

... stretched themselves away, • river lowed onward., white houses gleamed and narrow roads wound along ; but the cherry trees and blackberry bushes in the Irish picture were transformed into olives and vines in the landscape. The pageant heroines of the ' ,tales ...