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... understanding, but very things if, unsustained by strength, they are left to creep along the ground. Lira is • field of blackberry bushes Mean people squat down and pick the fruit. no matter hose they black their fingers : while genius. proud and per ...
... oc-upante of a handsome barouche, which came bowling along between the hedges abounding with great clusters of large tempting blackberries, failed todiscover such little discom• forts, as they lounged luxuriously back upon the cushions beneath shady umbrellas ...
... Shrubbery Hill. as It was 60 years ago, and which was tars called the Fumy Hill. It was nearly covered with furra,peen bloom and blackberry bushes, but not tco thick to be penetrated without a bill-book. It was a sort of happy bunting ground for the youth of ...
... s, her bonnie brown curls blown hither and yon, like a meadow ripened wheat to September gsle. âHehas stopped to eat blackberries,â thought she. âHe must very hungry. Young man, I sayâyoung man Tbs stranger started. â I beg your pardon,â said ...
... started. I beg your pardon, (aid he. Am I trespass|gg No, said Polly, «it Isn't that. Amy one it welcome to tbe wild blackberries. But—you seem hungry! I'm almost famished, frankly admitted tbe young man. I breakfasted at six, and bave had nothing ...
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... stopped to est blackberries,' thought abs. He most be very hungry. Young man, I say—young man !'' The stranger started. I beg your pardon, said he. Am I trespass-No said Polly, it Isn't that. Any one is welcome; to the wild blackberries. But—you seem ...
... apiece at the leading West-end poulterers. Tomatoes rench beans, peas, new potatoes, strawberries, &c., are, not plenty blackberries/’ at least to seen at almost every flrst-rate shop in the fashionable quarters of the capital. b £ and . «Mr*c Mudford ...
... la. lid. each. Two gentlemen passing a blackberry bush when the fruit was unripe, one said it was ridiculous to call them black-berries, when they were red. Dont you know, said his friend, that blackberries are always red when they are green. Thb ...
... —Arsessilr, surslr. snd with perfect »fety got rid of bj a»in« KEATING'S TABLETS, Tins, U. lid. «sch. Two gentlemen passing blackberry bosh when the fruit was unripe, one raid was ridiculous to call them berriea, when they were red. you know,” said Ua friend ...
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