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... There is another yet British schools It is rich Masons The frightening the girl the known the etching the Young Anglers Blackberry Gatherers the Evening Most these pictures will awaken recollections Still will numerous Walkers : that choice Garden “in ...
... Greenhorn (recently returned from the diggings) : I betia,ht a claim where the nuggets I were said to be as plentiful as blackberries. I Friend : And were they not? Greenhorn : Well, I I yes, they were ; but, you see, there are no black- I berries in that ...
... leading winners being : Private Oswald Lanark cup £15 Fletcher 3l £10 £8 32 Private Muirhead Lanark £7 32 be said plentiful blackberries no fewer seventeen having recorded the fitst forty minutes’ in 500 yards The following is of who them Lienc HAC Walker ...
... diving into report of Local Government Board cheerful-looking blue-book over pages crammed figures aa hedges are now with blackberries take attention in former by local indebtedness In 1874-5 amount of local roundly £90800000 under reached figure of £24320Q000 ...
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... BLACKBERRIES. Blackberries are ripening in country lanes, and those who venture forth in search of them usually return home with full baskets. I have lately met several blackberrying parties, which, judging from their well-filled baskets, had proved very ...
... floated on Liir inr , 4 , ll obstructions, over chasms, under of barbed greenery, and round by l ife e h,7 4 k B of wild rose, blackberry, and 414 r ; h `TrY bushes, without the least pause. crossed the little plateau and 141.41)cd like a wounded bird near a ...
... grand to behold; A rt reh the splendour of madde and gold, .th2oters of rut on the hazels were found. --wctay were the blackberries ripe on the bush; Irma of the threshing mill fell on the ear. he was Warm and the rky still was clear, 713ad er Spare hawthorn ...