... oor lives and broken legs For some wee birdie's nest and eggs, Pu'in' rowans as red as cherries, Mountain slaes, or wild blackberries; Or whiles a turnip sweet to steal Frae some auld, honest farmer's fiel', Then by the river's bank to dine— Oh, happy days ...

... you will wander along quiet, shady streams, and catch fish ; you will take your pail, and, with a merry party, go on a blackberrying expedition ; you will take long tramps across lots and through deep woods, and listen to the hum of insects and the chirp ...

... hackneys, as illustrated by such sires as Danegelt, Sir Walter Gilbey's 3,000 guinea horse ; and in mares, such animals as Blackberry hackney mare,No. 412, H. 5.8.. by Confidence, and owned y Messrs Abbot Bros., of the Rookery Farm, Thuxton, Norfolk, will ...

... CORRESPONDENCE. Blackberry Fruit Juice. Young Schoolmistress, Chesterfield, can set the children to make it every time they get a gallon of the fresh picked and cleansed fruit ready. Pour a quart of bailing water over the gallon of fruit and let it ...

... doors. A real holiday at home in September and the earliest part of October, when gleaning, potato digging, fruit picking, blackberrying, nutting, hopping, fishing, and other kindred pleasures draw one out of doors, is a thing unknown to dwellers in towns ...

... He had nothing to be proud of. He had a little impudent face (resembling Impudence in Landseer's famous picture), with a blackberry for a nose, and two cairngorums for eyes. His teeth stuck out, making him look as if he was al ways laughing. He was amiable ...

... the bushes are kept fairly open, and in proportion to their size not overcrowded with wood, good crops will be had. Where blackberries are grown, their treatment should be made the same as raspberries, but the shoots may be well restricted to about six or ...