... that cannot sin ! Come, my child, I said, trying to /ad her away. With goodbye to the poor hare, and come and look for blackberries. - bye, poor beret Sylvia obediently repeated, looking over her shoulder at it se we turned away. And then, all in ...

... y better told—in ten minutes. There are some exceptions, but to use a well-known phrase, they are not as plentiful as blackberries. As a rule, they may be wonderfully fluent, considering all things, and, though I have heard many a sentence begun whereof ...

... September morning when the still green fields were all glittering with dew, and bright webs of silver gossamer sparkled on the blackberry bushes, an acorn and a mushroom found themselves side by aide. The mushroom was tall and fresh-looking, and thought a deal ...

... cherries to 50,000 each, apricots mid grapes to 40,000 each, black cherries to MOOD, strawberries to 20,000, and apples, blackberries, currants, gooseberries, nectarines, quinces, sad raspberries to mailer amounts. The exports from San Francisco amounted ...

... taken over the wooden lout-bridge which crosses the Troutbeck river, and the cast-off near the site of where formerly stood blackberry Castle, but the lower portion of Rayrigg Allotment was searched in vain, and it was not until • cunsiderablu distance along ...

... undisturbed patches, white with the lyre•hearted grass of Pernauus — its trailing wreathes of briooy, and tea wealth of blackberries and nuts. How well you remember the life led by the artist•poet and his family, at that house where now the muter fulminates ...

... their rents from the damson and plum trees. Prices on Thursday were—Plums, ad. to 6d. per quart ; damsons, vid. to 4 d. ; blackberries, agd. to 3d. per quart : butter, Is. 2%d. to ts. 3Md. per lb ; eggs. Bto to for Is. ; potatoes, sd. to 6d. per stone. There ...

... together, stirring very quickly all the time, till it becomes quite smooth.—Ladies' tiozettr of Fieshimi. MULDZIOIT AND BLACKBERRY JAM.—Grather the ' fruit when quite ripe, pick it from the stalks, and press it so as to make it a crfect math, or rub the ...

... not possess. In the set in which he had mixed from early manhood, women more or less like Mrs. Capem were as common as blackberries in September. He invited them, he made much of them, and talked against them. behind their backs. But there was an absence ...

... and shaped like bells, And filled with sweetest smells. And I know Where the most musical breezes blow, And where the blackberries ripen first. And how the squirrel's babies are nursed. And when the nut burrs are ready to burst, And where the birds come ...

... examine carefully leaf, bark, flower, fruit. hat a silly thing it would be to judge by the bark onlv, or by the flower only. A blackberry is the mmt reasonable berry under the sun and the best. but what a ferocious bush it grows on! Now, a man is entitled to ...

... a squirrel with bushy tail, A wild pink rose, and a lily pale, A big-eyed cow with a 'crumpled ' horn, A nasty, brambly blackberry•thorn, (Just see how my new white dress is torn!) And butterthei, too, with gaudy wings, And numerous other pretty Ihiogs ...