... aid of the funds of the French Hospital in London, and everybody was there. Foreign ambassadors were as plentiful as blackberries. Madame Bernhardt, Madame Rejane, Mies Ellen Terry, and Mr. Irving recited, Madame Albani sang, and many distinguished ...

... Well, once him and me had a camp out along the banks of the Missouri where it's wild and woollj , and were as thick blackberries in August. I never had much liking for the red devils, but I wasn't afraid long as I was with him, for they were as scared ...

... they could manage ths first-rate but so far the results seem prove that men who can do it well are not to picked up like blackberries autumn. T relieve I had a few words week or two.' i the smash-up of the Labour partr, iw-ld the balance of power, and' ...

... them ate member* the N.C.A.A., but from one I now got no reply whatever, though lint were a* plentiful a* the proverbial blackberry. The other, when 1 came aerate him at an atkletk meeting tile other weak,‘waa sorry, bet his committee had told him to take ...

... only the value own settlement. Mr. Lees Knowles was evidently under the impression that such heiresses are plentiful . as blackberries, for he declared that unfortunate man might go on doing this sort thing ad infinitum. Mr. Bowles was either not so sanguine ...