... sctua'ly push thleniesives info promuinent 0] acd wall-atdvertised places in the public service' ,1A they are as thick as blackberries in all the Par1 T, liainents of the w>orld, not excluding our own u voisrra~ble iustitation.m I'ut whyt do thue flounders ...

... were intermixed small sheaves of corn. The gas standards r were decorated with creepers, asparagus tops, and bunches a of blackberries, wvhilo the font was covered with simiflar I decorations, and over it was the text, 'Forget not all A his benefits. ST ...

... dhrink he was cruel hard. Av be got the taste ava alt smell o' stserrits off av a boy, he was at him likesa im cock to a blackberry. He'd pick, an' pick, so: pick at him, until he wouldn't lavs a flitticer or es, him, an' ye'd do all sorts to get oct av ...

... think that department of the schedule should be encouraged. There were a few extra preductions, namely, a dish of English blackberries, growvn at Aston-road, Oxford: a group of Louicera se6rpervireus, from Mr. A. Wheeler, Sunnymcade; basketa of Early arid ...

... used to come for Dtbs and blachc. berries. it seems a long time since I went black. berrying. And I have never been blackberrying in my life. A I should like to try it again, just to initiate yo!. I should cat all I piknkdl. No ! Are you young ...

... ailliam PFenn, Challenge, and is King of Russets3; and from Mr. J. Baker, 20,~ Aston- street, Oxford, a basket of cultivated blackberries aof large size and fully ripe. The s ports,' which attracted much attention, hand affored a large fund of amusement, were ...

... assur. ?? would not be sufficient. He might be 3 mistaken or deceived. Cases of mistaken iden- tity are as plentiful as blackberries, But his verbal or written aeknowledgment, supported I by a few facts and corroborated by a chain of ,eircumnutintal evidence ...

... perhaps aict mnuch of a bei distmuatioto., Generais in some parts of Seath pial Amer-.ica be ing almnost as plentiful ats blackberries O11t ina1, igrlaud : ?? G en eral Aetor lo oked everyinci LeI a sl~ier, just the turin, I thought, to wviu thle l baibble ...

... we know. In the tanggle of bramble and Ii p.jbrackets under the nioveles,; pines the childrena v and are searching for blackberries as other children n ?? grown up searched in tile yecars gone by ; on e ja low branch of a leafless haxei a robin ie tieging ...

... passer) the processionr. My father tol d me about it afterwards, low they searched for my laddie among The alders and I blackberry busishe, under tile tall soruce firs that I jostled. each other inl (Castle SSpin inn. They fotr fu bins at last. only a ...

... careful of your peninies, for, as they say, 'the ows pounds mind themselves.' As to situations, they hI&, are 'plentiful as blackberries' to those who pin teek.I I Could not make her out. Naturally, I knew he, she was good as gold. Mercenary I cocid mot ...