... as a painter; his best poems and his best paintings are the outcome, not only of very high aims—which are as common as blackberries— but of very high aims deeply and characteristically felt; and bis superiority to many far more technically perfect artists ...

... ha\e the privilege of shooting them. At this season the birds take daily journeys in search of Leech-mast, acorns, and blackberries, and of these they consume great quantities. When the strayed birds find themselves in outlying copses in the evening they ...

... Parliament two Conservatives. The women in America are invading every sphere of employment. Female doctors are as plentiful as blackberries, and women are admitted to the liar in some of the States. Mrs. Ada M. Rittenbendcr, a lady barrister, has just been nominated ...

... familiar. Why widowhood and obtrusive mourning should be assumed there may be reasons plentiful as the fruit of the fertile blackberry-bush ; and readers may be left to divine for themselves what is the particular reason in the present instance. Nothing is ...