... brow clouded. She began to think that, as her husband said, nice girls who were heiresses were not quite so plentiful as blackberries. Still she resolved continue the adverisements for another week, and to possess her patience for the same period. Before ...

... went aloier the cliffs until thev reiclied the backl of the prison gardens, where Gr oi left his cOMtPaliclIS to gatther blackberries. He had scaiccly tuiniied his back whent le heard a gro1an, anld, on returning fiounld Wise looking over hbe elitl datd ...

... is the common bramble, the blackberry the wayside, now loaded with its blue-black clusters of luscious fruit; and what charming blossom, too, one looks closely. But is tbe rich tones of its autumn leafage that the blackberry is supreme. One may Bee a single ...

... help him to it. He spoke suggestively of partnerships and practices, and once when Thurlowe remarked that they were not blackberries, to be had fo- the picking, he had replied that a good deal depended on the hedge and the hand; and there was no doubt ...