... not yet laid out, covered with long bents and darnel and coarse grass, and the hedge beyond this field where she gathered blackberries in autumn and roses and honeysuckle in June. She wandered alone about the great silent place in the summer evenings. Long ...

... BLACK AND WIIITE he wanders over the fields or sunny banks in search of his favourite blackberry, little reeking that the first is upon him. Not yet has he been troubled by the busy spaniel, and as at the first alarm he seeks the handiest bit of covert ...

... diamond of dew twinkling in the green; it was a road that, with autumn, brought purple mouths and stained fingers to little blackberry gatherers, and hazelnuts for the boys—that shone adorned at such seasons with silver aigrettes of clematis, with festoons ...

... Notorious Miss Anstruther, is a very masterly exposition of the habit of mind of a flirt, with whom proposals are as common as blackberries, and of as little account. They write me idiotic farewell letters, she complains, and either call me everything, or say ...

... by winning the first stud medal ever won by a black pug, having scored well on the points of his Mortivals' offspring, Blackberry, Possy Black, Nubbly Coal. and Cinderella Buz. lie was awarded one of the two bronze medals given by the Crystal ...

... turn my head, and 'lst, but certainly not least, an old woman called but very recently at the door .o say that she had blackberries to sell, and I have a huge un-eaten pile of them temptingly standing at my side whilst I am writing. MY MEW GOWN (Ate ...

... only the birds love her sweet things. Little people, with purple mouths and stained fingers, will tell you where the best blackberries grow; more ambitious youth climbs the hazel hedge, and picks three and four cornered clusters of ruddy nuts from on high ...

... these productions shin like so rubbish into church windims is unit orthy of the artistic spirit the age. Why do we not have blackberries, more corn, and a larger display of autumn tint in leaf climber. The irons of the eaith in this secondary sense, not the ...

... home upon the edge of a gorse-covered common, listening to the birds and watching little purple-mouthed boys pis . king blackberries, as he is in an elephant's howdah, noting the ebony and of a Bengal tiger, where it creeps through savage jungle. Ile marks ...

... Essex County Council has been turning its attention to mushrooms and blackberries; the outcome of its deliberations being a Resolution in favour of an Act making mushrooms, blackberries, and plant roots the property of the occupier of the land on which ...

... and discreet canvases. Mr. J. C. Hook, R.A., is feebly represented, though Practising Without a Diploma, two figures of blackberry pickers- --rather forced in emphasis, as usual—in the immediate foreground, one, a girl plucking a thorn out of her lad ...

... to be an animal no bigger than the pictures of it in their books ; over sixty per cent. had never seen corn growing, or blackberries, or potatoes; and seventy-one per cent. did not know a bean by sight. In numerous other subjects the universal ignorance ...