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... steps, sod sat down to rest and eat our candy. When were rested, Lucy said« We are almost the river, let there and get some blackberries off the bashes that grow close by.” “Oh. don’ll” said ”1 afraid the water.” -1 ain’t afraid,” replied Locj. Aod abe ran ...

... the defendent Gallagher appeared to oa the wateb. Defendants ran away, but upon being they raid they had being getting blackberries. They also gave wrong name*. Afterwards found three wire snare* in tbe fence.—lFiUwm BmU, gamekeeper, corroborated, adding ...

... the market. They arc delicious in tarts ani puddings, but, for dietetic reasons, should always be combined with blackberries or blackberry jam when being prepared for the table. TOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE? WORLD-FAMED THE GBEAT BLOOD POBIPIXE RESTORER ...

... Jemmy says he’s mere than onco seen Dan’s brother Jack about tlio meadow fenco, with tin bucket •long, |>rutcnding to bo black-berrying. Now, who knows wtielhor tliat bucket carries homo milk berries? TJieir aunt, Peggy Burnet, Isn’t bit too honost, to mind ...

... fun, end excitement of being chased, then tor tba worth the note. Another pastime—but now almost made business of—via., blackberrying, bumblekiting. blegging,” whichever yon like to cell it, will in lull swing, end though only wild trait, they aell well ...

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... lays at feet.* sue weut listlessly toward the and she was presently trying occupy tier mind in picking the big, glossy blackberries dangling in luxurious festoons beneath briary canopies. But in her unrest of heart the toon tossed her partly-filled basket ...

... RuMi«n 1* -t.mJwJ tt laptthaa, in Fmln. ot wilfully Lilv Maud Challenger. Aft West hmw, whilsft two lada weee •earching fo» blackberries in Plaahet-Ume they oStoo parcel chUd- The body had be?n preserved spin* darted in the guden. ...

... town didn’t stay much of spell, Uncle lieub ? “ ; went back mad ’cause we didn't no cycle paths lectric lights in the blackberry patch.” ...

... some sips tea, looking the while blighlingly Dolly, the nether portion whose face is all but concealed beneath rich coating blackberry preserve); When yon jammy your face, Dolly, then mother says me, •Fin ’stonitched yon, Grace, that at your ago you wouldn’t ...