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... wife looking her very best. Beauty unadorned is all very well in its way, but even a Venus—and Venuses do not grow on every blackberry bush—cannot afford to dress dowdily. A wife's carelessness of her personal appearance has frequently proved the marring ...

... village. The road ran just below the fatal bridge, but wa did no:. ;:o up to the footbridge, we threaded our way through blackberry hushes, rock, heather, anti bog, and struck the high road quite near the village, where it ran between a wilderness of scrub ...

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... ! Ie had not been in the water at all. The block of sleeper-timber had violently, bead- foremost, amon: the bracken and blackberry on a of the em kment. He had lain insensible, he did not know how long, and when he tried to move he found it very painful ...

... (pink or red), cornflowers, chrysanthemums, or, in fact, any autumn flowers or berries—say spray or wreath of bramble and blackberries, ripe and unripe. Velvet crowns of the Tam o’ Sbanter shape are now worn, with fancy straw brim slightly turned up; for ...

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... A PARROT STORY. Parrot stories are as numerous as blackberries season, but capital oue told by the Feathered World, whicii never remember have heard before, richly deserves place this columu. It appears that an old maiden lady, wiio strongly objeced to ...

... their famous winesour plums ; Ribaton for its pippm apples . and other parfs o{ Qur county produces hue fruit crops. The blackberry—than which few of Nature's products make more tasty jam—is now gathered by the farmers, rinds a ready market, and the crop ...

... her • aad piuus, greengagee, and we Apt, wr.-.ea .Mr. J. Oidhohi to the iHiily .Wu-i, to iorret tne chuma of the huaibte blackberry. I; may (town a-» general ruie, adds Mr. Oldheld, 44 that 'an aild vegetables, such as the nettle, and >he wild trait ...

... the village. The road ran just below the fatal bridge, but we did no: go up to the footbridge, we threaded our way through blackberry bushes, rock, heather, and bog, and struck the high road quite near the village, where it ran between a wilderness of scrub ...

... (pink or red), corntlowers, chrysanthemums, or, in fact, nny antamn flowers or berries—say a spray cr wrenth of bramhle and blackberries, ripe and nnripe. Velver crowns of the Tam o' Shanter shape are now worn, with a faney straw brim slightly turned up for ...