... was rare and worth buying, and it was after painful experience that learned that rr lines and Elzevirs were as common blackberries, of the majority them it wasonly when they were „ condition that they were worth buying, and that ■ few E'z*virs, such ...

... weed.; and, | the destruction of many msect hftttpr in noultry yard than elsewhere, ana tan sorts of 6 rnspherrie. ana blackberries flo«™b ttare with little care or outlay. Sometimes, however, it is found necessary to shut the fowls off from these i by ...

... Thursday that three boys had been drowned in an old quarry some miles from Glasgow. They left their homes Glasgow to gather blackberries, and a man passing the quarry mentioned observed one of the bodies floating m pool the foot. The other two bodies were ...

... feet, each time the breeze From the thick leafage of the trees Blows down the clinging beads of rain. Along the tangled blackberry sprays A glint of white is on the buds, A promise of the blooming studs That line ita stems in summer days. What mournful ...

... vivid scarlet fruit to the scene, and adds also a pleasant preserve for roast meats, if people only knew it. Elder and blackberries abound on all sides. The berries of the wild rose, guelder rose, and wild arums, give brilliant bits of colour amidst the ...