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... hunting the old books at the various stalls in our famous London City, black-letter ones and rare prints were plenty as blackberries,'and have often found such things in unlikely places, and amidst mass of common-place rubbish, exposed for sale in boxes ...

... and the quack advertise* his pills in peace.” Add to this that Press prosecutions for Press offences are plentiful a* blackberries, that editors are sent gaol a* felons for what would be regarded in England a* perfectly justifiable criticisms upon the ...

... which the curtain rises with its ballet of “ autumn leaves” in which squirrels hazel nuts berries lovely ferns acorns and blackberries are included combine to banish the recollection of everything that is bright beautiful We left behind us dirty muddy streets ...

... specialities of the stage, the novelty soon wore off. Before very long comic singers in evening dross became plentiful blackberries. The female members of the comic-singing tribe swelled the opposition, and no longer bolstered by the canning art of an ...

... Perhaps not necessary stats that the bill of fare did not include any of the following items pie, blackcock with bread sauce, blackberry tart, enfd i curried nigger. hone who have been attempting to funny after thia manner would have Lean much more genuinely ...

... ALP?. Two further witnesses were called, and the Court then ad- journed. Centenarians have of late been as plentiful as blackberries in autumn, but it is just pomsible that strictinvestigationintomlanyof thecaseewouldnega- tive the alleged centenarmanism ...

... were devoted to strawberries, 30 acres to black currants, 14 acres to raspberries, besides other fruits, and a field of blackberries, which are mixed with apples in the making of a very superior conserve. Mr. Wilkin states that his frait-culture involves ...

... There were people whof annually lamented that Titians, ReYnolw ,and Turners 5we're not prodnoed every year as easly as blackberries- d They did not think to blame the universities of Englandr for the scarcity of Shakspeares and Mlctons- (Laughter. e ...

... could have as much blackberry pie want.’’ Don’t yon have much now as you want? You always share with us.” Yea, mother, I have one piece, sometimes two pieces, but I want a whole one. and when I get to a man I mean to have a whole blackberry pie.” ** Well, ...

... So that could have much blackberry pie as I want” Don’t as much now you want ? You always share with us” Yes mother I have one piece sometimes two pieces but I want a whole one and when I get to be man I mean have whole blackberry pie” Well Johnny you need ...

... head-dress of feathers, trimmed with fur tails, etc. Mas Hcntfr. A Wood Nymph—Green tullu dress, trimmed with wildflowers, blackberry and ivy leaves, etc; stuffed birds resting is places; green veil. Mbs Heath (Beauchamp-avenue). Indian Princess—Cream and ...