... (No. 157) making us forgive his For. (No. 99). A curious gipsy face, bronzed by the wind and sun, and surrounded by blackberries, is called by Mrs. Swynnerton A Baechante ; the mischievous, mocking air is well rendered. Napier Hemy and Macallum ...

... alone the fact that even in these days girls simple-minded and ingenuous enough for my purpose were not as plentiful as blackberries in September, I always had before my mind an awful warning. It was that of any friend Weakman, the curate of St. Giles's ...

... a disused quarry at Bishop Briggs, stz miles from Glasgow. The unfortunate youths left their homes on Tuesday to gather blackberries, and they must have fallen into the quarry accidentally, as no clothes ware found on the bank to show they had been bathing ...