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... bilbernes; for on—gooseberries; for moffr' mulberries; for bill diseounters—deirberries for topera l l;;;be;rlea7fo; niggers—blackberries: far comdealers—atrawberries; for newaboy• — whortio (war tell) berries; for girls and boys—holly (day) buries. (From Fi■ ...
... passed this old timeepot. Soma of times have I wandered in the dell nom the end of the mill over fifty years ago—gathering blackberries but now l i I find access to it railed of. 1 am afraid that the Corporation authorities knowingly connive at this, upon ...
... PROTECTOR AND OUIDL. Three little girls went blackberrying rectiatly, going up the side a mountain. &meet came. and the little girls did not come back, so the family went after them; but sight came and they had not been found. All nights long the people ...
... especially If there halves* to he • lemon-squash at the eihf of it. A MDT to know Ills best way of marking table-linen. Blackberry pie is our choice. altliLegb • baby with • pavy dish la highly esteemed by =Ay. Moats NIIIDED.— . What do you mean. said ...
... thffisiactr'‘ di, been n oL tut after But I've been fishing. So you have, but don't admit it. Make It huckleberries or blackberries. But I've been fishing and caught four fish- 1 But don't do it—don't! You will bo set down as a liar at once. You will ...
... upside down on the hearth. Aren't you going to count ? asked Miss Lambert. One, two, three-- commenced Elizabeth, and blackberries—one, two, three, four, five— Uncles that tell stories, shouted Alice, springing into the arms of a big man who suddenly ...
... anything. we might go blackberrying. said Donald. We can do that any time. replied Weis. •We don't want to pick blackberries all day! That would be no fun. I saw an old man to-day. said their mother. trying to get blackberries. Its was sot:rippled ...
... almost perfect roads, through the most lovely scenery—the ripe yellow corn, the large fields rf flowering potatoes, the ripe blackberries and mushrooms in abundance, and the clear water.. of the Dement making it a journey long to be morns•. bend. After tea ...
... THE HAPPY-FACED ROT, Ibis what 1 saw, sitting behind a blackberry bush one lovely spring day, quite out of sight, you undentand. Over the fence jumped • boy, a sweet, happyfaced boy of ten. I knew that he lad come from the school-house down the road, ...
... then rough tart track that' I from the Daceworth road to a lane which. bordered with wild roses, nettle,, hawthorn. and blackberry bushes picturesquely led back to the main highway and Abbotanwed Station. Close in to the Surrey side most boats had. during ...
... feeble ermditlea in the of a word. where be had oretnietad • we shelter with sticks sad twigs. His 1s was is a thicket of blackberry bares, was about couple of feet high, said was Just long enough to cover bin after he had crawled into It. His bed was formed ...