... writer the New York ‘Critic.” Tba oUimaate to the authorship “Beautiful Know” and “Rock ms sleep, mother, wets plentiful blackberries at the time whan those olaaswwl poems were at tbs aenith of thair faros. But the roost remarkable fact in oonnsttion with ...

... oranges, figs, tamarinds, prunes, mulberries, dates, nectarines, and plums may be included; pomegranates, cranberries, blackberries, sumao berries, dew berries, raspberries, barberries, •quinces, pears, wild cherries, and medlars are astringent ; grapes ...

... where we can get a full view of the country fields and trees and fknverX We have jolly fun in the summer time, when we blackberrying and wood nutting, and afterwards have a picnic. _ have such fun here in winter with our sledges, and it is nice to sleigh ...

... well, or we’ll dalm ye at the whilk stall.” “Ar. Frow ’er a kiss, me gals. Ain’t she a booty in sky-blue an’ poppies an’ blackberries? Cheer, me gals, Ooray, angkorel” “Hi! ’Ere’s the larst pair to-day. Young Bob an’ Missis Wheeler. At ’er age, too. Well ...

... Theatre at Berlin.” IN CITY STREETS, 1898. Yonder in the heather there’s bed for sleeping, Drink for one athirst, ripe blackberries to eat; Yonder in the sun the merry hares go leaping, And the pool is clear for travel-wearied feet. Sorely throb my feet ...

... complain of the difficulty of getting good servants. Judging from this, however, one would think they ware, as common as blackberries. ...

... is one’s best friend now, and we have had to resort to unsanitary goloshes in order to keep dry feet. There are bushels blackberries on the hedges, but alas! the fruit is saturated with rain, and rendered flavourless reason of the dripping weather which ...

... many things; when man stumbles needs them the air and overhead or extended. Slippery Dick went down with crash in a mass of blackberry bushes, and when Edward reached him was kicking wildly at the excited puppy, prevented from using by his efforts and his ...

... reputation of being the pretty Mihiaepherson. Certainly her good look* were undeniable, but ia a style that wae a* common blackberries; for one there were a few hundred Mauds, and though May with only her sweet smile and honest grey eyes to recommend her ...

... Frenchman with the historical sounding name of Godfroid Charlevoix, where we have excellent stew, beautiful country butter, and blackberry preserves—all for twenty cents each, and the exercise of my remarkably poor French. ‘Does Monsieur, the innkeeper, know ...

... he said. “Have you brought a spado with you? Now show me old Ephraim’s grave.” John Henry led the way through tangle of blackberry vines and creepers. His knees were beginning to knock under him. “Now dig,” commanded Emslie when the other paused before ...

... certain a vast majority of will have eschew the fashionable colour mixture, for pink and whits skins are lesa plentiful than blackberries. I rejoice in the freshness of linen, cambric, and calico undergarments. They are so much more dainty with their trimmings ...