... d. The tactic that great poets are rarer than black swans, whilst minor poets are as plentiful as blackberries, and live about the life of a blackberry. Of those now warbling, I prefer Sir Palwin Arnold. I can understand him ; most of the others give ...

... entitled Tevolletaa Tail Coat, the characters being taken as follow: Toby Tweedleten (a poor relation) Mr. Brooker; Blackberry Thistletop (of Thistletop Farm), Mr. H. Wilbourn; Mr. Barnaby Bracebutton Mr. Sanders; Mr. Pantechnicon Pantile (inventor ...

... dishes. Tuesday's breakfast may be given io refro or. Blackberries and cream, wheat granules, sugar and cream, ham cmquettes, baked potables, sheet tomatoes, rolls, coffee. Here the blackberries and tomatoes are distinctly grad. So are wheat granules ...

... of tempting green gooseberries. Mr. G. Cannon showed a novelty in • small basket of a hybrid between a resphietey and a blackberry. An object al attraction was a curious Japanese Cepremes (of the reputed ego of 500 years). imported from Yokohama, and ...

... rows this year have been singularly fruitful. Seldom, certainly, has there been a better harvest of hazel nuts, and the blackberries, even yet not wholly out of season, have been more remarkable still. The bird. have clewed the red and black seeds from ...

... the trait of to-day is for the eye umber than the palate. we welcome as keenly as we ever did. nutting time, or days of blackberry harvest. We think less of the rich ripe clusters, no dolbt, but we are more alive to the beauty of the leaves, of the red ...

... Cox, said that he saw the prisoner Hughes halfway through the hedge, and Green a dozen yards away in the road, picking blackberries. Witness fetched Dennis. the carter, and when he came back they saw the prisoners walking along the road outside. One of ...

... during the red moat whom modemd all the amistaree is their io . wore the Rev H. A. sad the Has Mrs Ch . the Rev A. S. P. Blackberry. the Hem Carey Taylor. the Rey N. Roberta. Mr. Mrs. and the Mires Arbuthnot, the Misses Herrn, Mae Darby, Mr A. C. Powell ...

... go ill with the man who inadvertently steps on • wage' nest in the path; or with the boy who, scrambling up a bank for blackberries, and using the entrance of a wasps' nest as • stepping place, finds ton late that he has put his foot into it with • vengeance ...

... home. She replied Yes, and he thereupon left her. When she got home she told her mother she had been with a man to get blackberries, and also told her what the man had done to her. The following Monday she saw the man she had been with in a field, and ...

... in adjoining woods, report is toot altogether clear on this matter. while there wan others who came back with baskets of blackberries, of which they could, they said, hove fillet sacks, had they not lacked cubits and crook', The inner mon. it should be ...

... and there saw in a field about men and women digging potatoes, and two men gathering blackberries. The little girl at once pointing to the men gathering blackberries, That is the man, father, the first one, who did it on Saturday. Soon after a policeman ...