... hve fir years, she still A cripple must remain. No more for her the skip and romp Is springtide's sunny hours! No seeking blackberries io the wood, No gathering of the flowers ! But oft the children come that way, And simple offerings bring Of fresh field ...

... the Burnt Bridge, in the vicinity of Clifton, Pennsylvania, with my rifle on my shoulder, when I hay ed to see an immense blackberry bush, loaded down with dead ripe berries. It was up the bank a little way, and I stood my gun up by a stump and went tothe ...

... as much blackberry pie as I want. Don't you have as much uow as you want ? You always share with us. res. mother. I have one piece, sometimes two pieces. but I want a whole one, and when I get to be a man I mean to have a whole blackberry pie. ...

... his had been staying at Morecambe daring the past fortnight, t, walked to Heysham, on Sunday afternoon, wit and ate a few blackberries from the roadside an elder sister, and hered hedges, During the night he was taken ill, and oD suffering from Monday, his ...

... may be sown. Harpy Frvit.—Gooseberries and currants pro- by cuttings. All kinds of fruits plant— currants, es, American’ blackberries. Particular Lift fruit trees th nat too freely, shorten their tap or thorg- Hike roots @ trifle, then replant them in the ...

... THINGS WORTH KNOWING 'os Au about a gill of water to every quart of Blackberries, then stew to obtain the syrup Bile, and to pint of syrup add one pound sugar (lump preferred), then boil for about twenty minutes into syrup, when it can be battled ready ...

... to make an omelet for Julius Augustus. But she never did, or rather when she home the omelet was made with a liberal of blackberries, and the front of her ssthetie dress was ruined. Added to this was an odour which sent Julius into and tened the cat to ...

... ground was gained, but the Middlesex forwards kept up a strong attack, and aided by free kicks, which were as tiful as blackberries, were frequently in the Yorkshire territ Brooke and Dyson had an enormous amount of work to do in the tackling de- partment ...

... watery or gross, is difficult to maintain in health? so abundance of light and air should cs yan to and mele The plants an BLACKBERRIES.—It is a wonder these delicious fruits are not more generally grown. thy may be with success any or arbour, br long flexible ...

... treated for snake bite. About six o'clock in the morning, the little near Stone §; 1 left the house with a pail to gather blackberries She was absent a long time, and when Mrs. edden went in search of her she found the child seated on a rock, and in her ...

... bird, and as line as the goose, but almost as beautiful the bird of Paradise. The bushes, too. hung with raspberries and blackberries, so early in the year, curprised me more than all, because in hogland neither rasps or hinge ripen until about July ...

... matter of a different kind, “Hunting in the dumb, deaf, and sightless child. Then there is Pp Adirondacks,” “A Day Among the Blackberries, “Among the | ™ “A Stran Night ‘atchman,” Florida Kers” (continued) a sort of American | Swiss Family Robinson ; and some ...