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... function of fashion goes without sa}ing. All the available Royalties were there: duchesses and countesses were as plentiful as blackberries, but it was noticed that there were some members of the aristocracy conspicuous their absence. The gardens behind Devonshire ...
... in ona room, and the Hungarian band in the other, and society beauties and theatrioalcele- brities were as plentiful as blackberries', 'Nearly all the ladies had their hair tied up with a ribbon or a gold band, a fair woman looked splendid in searlet, ...
... opera singers on# room, and the Hungarian Band in the other, and society beauties and theatrical celebrities were plentiful blackberries. Nearly afl the ladies had their hair tied with ribbon or gold band; a fair woman looked splendid in scarlet, and a pretty ...
... fora garden party at House, That it was a brilliant function of All the available Royalties were there countesses were as blackberries, but it was noticed that there were some members of the cuous by their absence. The onshire House are as beauti- as the ...
... whole island. The longevity of the islanders is very remarkable, and nonagenarians are a good deal more plentiful than blackberries. They are also more plentiful than rabbits, respect of which the place has been grossly maligned. People in England who ...
... Russian glxnon-,ud insisted on bolnfi’nddu-nd as ** Your Excellency.” We havea notion at home that Russian g:lnoum abound like blackberries in the month of September, It np&un that Russians hold a different opinion ; but that is a detail. So our aristocratic ...
... Bazaars and sales of work in the months of July and August he found since he had been in Southend were almost as plentiful as blackberries at the correct season of the year, and he did not know that they had any cause to regret the fact, became most of them ...
... the .society £7 to W Richardson’s Normoor Black Prince ; £3 10s to B Waymau’s (Hillrow) Barometer; reserved, M Pates [Ely) Blackberry . „ Mara foaled previously to or 18S to a Rowell Bury) Darling ; £4 J Rowell’s (Bury) hay ; reservea, W Morton’s (M ...
... raiding in leaks ad the society I . W Rithardrom, Chatter* Prince, 2. W. B. Mew, Ithddeakace, Beroarder ; r, M. Pate, Wy, Blackberry. haled precious to 18841: I mad 2, A Rowell, Bary, Darling ; r, W. Marton, Greatord, sad foal: I, H. Browne, Buoy; 2, IL ...
... sparrow, flowers, wild canvolvolus, Poppy, cornflower, and marguerites, with ears of wheat, barisy, oats, and bunebes of blackberries The whole is encireled in a im 8 massive green and with pank flowers, tenantry, pames are to the assembled in the great ...
... bird would seem almost exclusively to live upon the fruit the sweet rush. While this lasts preferred the cranberries and blackberries growing about, but all are neglected for the barley patches the hitl farms, when it happens that these draw the line between ...