... have still the fragments of their summer clothingred, yellow; and fragile; now and then one even happens upon a belated blackberry, which has lost its chance and will never ripen now. The efteallonie hedges shine in glossy close-set green,with and there ...

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... the island. the one macadamised road The hammock bearers are musi attentive and anxious to Please—they gather flowers and blackberries for us. and are const antly if wo are comfortable. the Poriugnese in these Atlantic islands and contrast are polite in ...

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... her. I have never had sister, Rachel, he said, with sunny smile. would have dreamed in the old days when we hunted for blackberries in the coppice woods that it would have come this ?” lt»?hel could not speak. She fed the way silently Jrto the cool, shady ...

... Turn. ing to tho subject of the lecture, he said nuts were a species of fruit as plentiful as the flowers of summer or the blackberries of autumn. Boys were tremendously foud'of them ; and they were e special delicacy of the monkey. There was only one kind ...

... is perpetrated, it is immediately snapped up by those who have use for it in their business. ;'uns are as plentiful as blackberries in autumn, !mit cares for a pun except the man that makes it? e I heard a good story the other day which I assured was ...

... will follow. All last season spurious firms,trading under the cloak of either tipsters or commissioner, were thick as blackberries the neighbourhood of Fleet Street; flaming and tempting advertisements were daily waved before the eyes of the public, ...

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... can be the reason for the serious change which has come over the management of the Salon ? Artists - are as numerous as blackberries in France, and the . rush to the annual exhibition is extraordinary. Those who aire here conceers may look on at the c ...