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... budder holds high carnival. Within the memory of men not very old the whole district was quite rural, and was a favourite blackberrying ground for the rising generation of the North-west. Now. 'Whin half a mile of the site, hies a population of fifty thousand ...
... watobed one man—a very able artist in clay—pinch and roll into shape most exquisite flowers and fruit ; and a birds'-nest on a blackberry branch, showing in Feriae, lovely eggs, leaves, and twigs, is surely the most beautiful thing one has ever seen in porcelain ...
... him if he would get his rights. The blundering outside Westminster Abbey was preposterous. Policemen were as plentiful as blackberries in September, but they were amiably ignorant of means of penetrating the enclosure they were set to guard. The first man ...
... inquiry cast at him. Ito took a home and went into Moss-Kirtle. When near tho village he met a group of boys hunting for blackberries, and one of them ran to him with a paper. I coming out to Harribee, master, wi it ; hot I foregathered wi' Dick Musgrave ...
... again from the fair sea-view, and we roam up leafy lanes over-shadowed by ancient oaks, or stroll over bits of heath after blackberries, or, if fancy so leads us,wander at high water by the pretty shore of a tidal creek, where the salt water is quiet as a ...
... foliage ; when the drooping tresses of the birches are here and there tipped with palest gold; when the mountain fruits, the blackberries and cranberries, the geniis and rasps are ripe upon the hills ; when the brier-rose trees growing by road or burn are gay ...
... SEPTEMBER 8, 1887. emi Lent, page 679. Lvertisi blackberries that grew in the unkempt hedges, and all went well till after we had lunched on Holuawood Common. But bete , e long it commenced to rain, and it rained heavily while we were passing through ...
... cotton bonnets and gowns, suggestive of the British fair—at any rate, by force of contrast. Fake noses were plentife-I as blackberries, and {masks were abundantly worn. Huedeeds of these cavaliers and Zulus formed into a procession, with a beat of music ...