... earth do I do it ? I don't know, do you She is no longer novelty, however. For whistling ladies are now like the proverbial blackberries; tbey are to be found at Homes, garden parties, and penny readings. Mrs. Shaw's principal title to success and'interest ...

... lecturer, was as rare almost a3 a comet or an eclipse; to-day these phenomena are as plentiful and perhaps as wholesome as blackberries in September. This change for the better is due among others to Becker, to her constitutional enthusiasm, to her ungrudging ...

... wy chi 1d. T said, trying to lead her away. been when bowled Wade for to the poor bare, and come and ik at other Rene, blackberries, n “Good - bys, poor hare: The second wicket fell at 13, and eventually the Visitors were all ‘ for +0 Holland and obediently ...

... NOTES ON NEWS. the next few weeks there will be kid i blackberries in Ire-8i ', Theße are annually wasted. Why not this year effort be made to with them There is a great f aad England for blackberry jam— Oj. . tc hes a higher price than either plum Co{^* ...

... her. have never had a sister, Rachel, he said, with sunny smile. Who would have dreamed t old da,) s when hunted for blackberries coppice woods it would have come to this ? Rachel could not speak. She led the way silently into the cool, shady dining-room ...

... tries off tree, but her returning she wan 1 ry sorry find that her little girl had disobeyed h*T, \Vhv did yuu eat those blackberries, wlien I told you hail not do* asked. The little girl refilled. It w»? ni't fault, mamma, it- Satan who tempted me. ...

... still blossomed among the green docks and luxuriant blackberry brambles.! Amid the tall waving fronds curly-headed youngsters were playing, while hither and thither others were busy picking the blackberries and posies. Under an old oak which cast a grateful ...

... washouts; w here too the people came from Shore gather them, bringing with them p oxks (little returning with them filled. Blackberries ' were also very abundant. But these good old times have long ago goBe ;so have the trees that 1 brought forth fruit been ...

... them, bringing with them p'-nrks (little field. The bouksmao the but at the bottom acks)oftcu returning with thetn tilled. Blackberries i*.rth countryman, known>g Long Willie. vere also very abundant. But the*e good old remember his round, willow basket, ...

... and have a word or two with you. And the children : you meet with healthy, sun-tanned urchans, along the secluded lanes, blackberry iug, or doing their two miles to school, slate ia hand. You need not surprised if I instead of answering* your questions ...

... papDers aeawadaya. Mortbers, divoorces, promises o breeches, scandals o' every description, p.n' eooicides, are as thick as blackberries used te be i' month o' September. Aw were rare an' suited to sco as enquiries were being bi th' Homo Secketarry o'er that ...

... two or three would great many. If Mr. W. would have U3 believe bad priests to be (as he appears to think) plentiful as blackberries, he must bring sooie more definite testimonies than he has already done. One word plain speaking, though will treat indelicate ...