... DOG. BY J. CRow~ruP HIERST. CHAPTER I. HovW THE BOY AND TIHE DOG BECAUR ACQUAINTED. To anyone who knows the delights of blackberrying, Windy Common would appear uoe of the most charm- ing places in all the world. It is a large, irregularly- shaped piece ...

... it good. So coove into the house-you oan get in by the gate up there-and I'll give you some milk and something to eat. Blackberrying is hungry work, and I don't like young folks to go short. All come; you can save the lunch he hasn't eaten for another ...

... the trith; I am forced to roend that during the afternoon Tl'istledowui (lid not give un- divided attention to the work of blackberry picking. Thle pup was with him, and he often suspended other options to fondle his pet and to call attention to his . beauty ...

... Mr. Turton. The horse was harnmnsed to the cart whirl1, Ivai.adea with fruit and vegetables, ineludiang thre biikate I blackberries and niuasiroclls, and MNr. Manyls l I ready to start oa his journey tno the mvn, Si aMi'iS awv y. 'You don't object to ...

... gooseberries, rasp- herries. blackberries, currants, &o, keeping poultry, &e. lie says the following amolnts w apre have been actually realisrsl by practical and carefnl growers around Denver, viz.: Straw berries, £70; blackberries, t £0120; raspberrie's, ...

... 'IlTere wee ocaM upon a time a little maiden Malled Babie. One fine autumn day she went out into a wood to gather nuts sadd blackberrie,. 6he liked being iu the shady wood, with its soft carpet of fallen leaves aind dark green moss, and its tail pine tres ...