... remain myatery—but tbvr# they wets any rate and advantage was soon taken of the circumstance. Partners were as plenty as blackberries, to use a trite phrase, and the floor was not vacant long. Dance followed dance, for hours, and everybody seemed to enjoy ...

... kinds, white or yellow bank sian, Chins or moothly, sod Agstrisn brisre. In the celeot list of small truita we observe blackberries, whioh appesr to be oapable of saltivation 1o gsrdens, and brouglt to & state of perfeciion pever sttained in the wiid ...

... painful blunder which I never want to repeat Mar I ask what that er—blunder was? Oh, yes. I mistook a bumble bee for a blackberry. Lrr's see, he mused, as he softly pulled at his ear, your name is Johnson, isn't it ? Yes, sir. You married a widow ...

... and scents the air with its fragrance. Our favourite wild flowers are found in profusion in the meadows, and the homely blackberry bratmible grows luxuriantly in the hedges, and pro- duces an abinilance of luscious fruit. Nor is its British character ...

... and eoent* the air with ita fragrance. Our favourite wild flowers arc found in profusion in the meadows, and the homely blackberry bramble grows luxuriantly in the hedges, and produces abundance 1 use ions fruit. Nor its British character the most noteworthy ...

... &narrow provincial stage, where their riials are their next-door neighlyinrs, and prises are to be found as plentiful as blackberries on a bramble bush. This view of the case seems to have weighed with the young gentlemen present at the recent debate in ...

... additional attraction of magnificent scenery. Many delightful rural walks amid ferns and flowers, and past hedges of the blackberry, bramble, and other familiar friends, wind about the mountain, taking one by the side of dark, picturesque ravines, round ...

... Journal more than seventy years ago. As a role printers are not centenarians, and reporters with grey hairs are scarce aa blackberries at Christmas. They all die young. The gods seem love all the people who are connected with newspapers, and their p irtiality ...

... narrow provincial stage, where their rivals are their next-door neighlinnrs, and prises are to be found as Plentiful as blackberries on a bramble hush. This view of the case seems to have weighed with the young gentlemen present at the recent debate in ...

... no argument. If he hadn't used tobacco he'd been 150 jean old now, may be. SCOTLAND—where centenarians seam as thick as blackberries—has just lost Mrs Mary Fraser, who, born in County Sligo 106 years ago, went to Perth sixty years *inn, and there occupied ...

... roses, the moss rose of various kinds, white o yellow bank sian, Ohins or mhmmm In the seleat list of small we observe blackberries, “nwwhufldflmhm Mmhtwlmdpubd- never attained in the wild and natural state. On the back cover of the pamphlet there is & ...

... suppose, should come tons of berries. What are these berries? certain portion no doubt gooseberries, and a certain amount blackberries, gathering which a good many poor people made living for a month or so in the autumn, but have no olu* the proportions ...