... to know it is abouc seven miles from 1ramber to iyC \\orthing, over the Dowins. l1u the hills we c rs, stopped uo piclk blackberries, wild raspberries, c 'lll anln ?? ?? other wild ilowers. We Stl stopped so long to till our basket with fruit andt Ut our ...

... stem from two to four feet hig1h, and the deadly nightshade with dull. purple flowers, which are succeedeft by shining blackberries, sweetish in taste, and producing fatal effects. But there are popular Ilowers which many a rcador, we think, will be ...

... for a, ?? bit be bit, ?? breaking down to ay a forfeit. U1 An caid Wolau had a4. gai'dero, tif wihill grew a rr bass of blackberries. 'IThe berries wveru qulite Sr pe, but she dare not leave the ltirzse to go itaro wv .te garden to eat teill, so SMl. called ...

... and is knlown -to keep le down this weedt to tin enormous exteut. These beantiful little birds used to be as common as i blackberries, as the saying ist, now they are more or les rareand yearly become mlore searce. TheyI are favourite birds with birdeatchers ...

... businoss is busin-ss, and somebody snust do it, and I shall ta1e Gny, holiday later ou, wvhen the Uts arc riper and thei t blackberries are bigger. liia 'la r The Greenleaf Club. I You haven't forgotten that there is such an f organisation as the Greenleaf ...

... frieuds t a w-ere searching the woods and hi!ls and glens of Ie- WVest Cork, he was not, as supposed, subsintinr be upon blackberries Mid fresh -air, but Wasl ein- the Ipoyed as a farm labuarer tsonic live miles fromn 8kibbercea. At first lhe reftused to ...

... Tie tightly and boil ori 1 ?? One nAOUr. 8e VUWill ountcer cd nile Sugar, rurained and ilavohrcd. h ail Bol Blackberry Jelly. Biupthe blackberries in a stone crock.a ?? the juice, land to every pint allow one vith t~oand of Sugar. fleat the saugr in the ...

... Er arid I wen11t Voru to help Me. ' G (teeruiry Totary liked to help, but to-dat'r ire wrrs going with somle friends blackberrying, aned did not `want to have to stay at homse., lie ye iwas just, goiirg to saythat lire rtoildv't, rind that ra s, he w-ant ...

... both of us. 1 tauglt Barbara to row and to fish ;. I together we ?? the counrtry in searcc of o prirmroses, or nuuc or blackberries, according to i the season, andI I it was whbo olautect and clg, t and wveeded naod -vatered the, particlilar corner of ...

... mountain. A little way ofi, nader the shadow of a roeck, two others, a brownu and a grey, were quieut y nosing amongst some blackberry brambles. Close to where the black and ihe white goatlay the mountain tell suddenly away, forntiug a straightt wall of cliff ...

... that welcomic guest with these people afterward.' day 060 a Year by Selling Blackberries. led Strange as it may appear, a very good income ag a is made every year by a blackberry-grower in one log- of our South-31idland couuties. ated A cute farmer, owuiitg ...

... stated ?ts that on Thursday afternoon, between four and 6 five o'clock, she, her mother, and a little girl ?? 42 cut blackberrying. When in Hr. Vidler's ?? 2 they saw in a ditch a black heap. Her mothez 2 moved it witha stick, andfound, under a cape ...