... the tops of their hosiers sliest,. lea. Perhaps it wu the wlm tag a white blackbird on • wooden milestone eating a rod blackberry. A question foe yards solve, waltzing with a young lady seventeen years, pretty, and Coe of the sever-get-dizzy sort, does ...

... centre, and bake until the cruet is sufficiently cooked. This pie should be eaten cold. J/ILLY.—Put ten pounds of ripe blackberries into • covered jar, and put the jar into kgentle oven till the fruit yi quite soft; then ladle all a sieve or a tainn, ...

... we give it to there I Next dey, Willis, declaring that he wished to give him a special treat, invited them to go on • blackberrying expedition up • wild., rooky hill, called Tinkers' Mountain. It was covered with rocks and trees and bashes, and Willie ...

... overhung thawhole. The communion and Fillers de- I earn a of praise, being thatched with corn mita ivy, and relleven stab of blackberries,' and on, the elope of the ch..) were arranged end vegetables. Ti. loot filled with s s taitefoily bespangled with camellias ...

... hair, and on every part of her dress that I (Oared any inducement there ne.tlal jellies and jam., quinces and plums and blackberries as artless confusion. Itaied by the sudden marsh ehe stood for • ' moment or two melbanically endeavouring to remove ...