... wherewilh to build the cathedral. It is a rough, narrow road, deep in sand, bowered omidst bracken and gorse, heather and blackberry bushe>, and it sheds that atmosphere of mystery and lascination whi ch the highways of past This Roman road leads past the ...

... for he is one of those hangers-on to the skirts of Nature who never do. a real day's work, but earn a bare subsistence by blackberries, mushrooms, elderberries, and walercresses, with now and then a clay's mole-catching, and occasionally a little poaching ...

... never of the past. were lightened, his home kept decent, his clothes went by, and the nuts hung ripe in the woods, and the blackberries were nearly Heavy rains fell and the river flshed, over. Heavy rains fell and the river ran full. Abel flshed, gathered ...

... The Blackberry has a t\\·ofold beauty, flower and fruit, both appearing at the same time, and as September creeps on the leaves are tinged with the browns and dull reds of autum n. More, surely, might be made in English garrlens of the Blackberry, which ...

... near at hand to gather such wild fruit as may at present be obtained from the hedges. It consists for the greater part of blackberries, which this year after the long, hot summer are in particularly good condition, of hazel nuts (many of my hedges are hazel) ...

... over thirty years, and its creation is entirely the work of the farmer named. At one time Mr. Smith rented the extensive BLACKBERRY CHICKENS. HIS is a name which country- N.~pson. A FOUR-HORNED RAM. copyright, Alexander Baird), and at time folk give ...

... standard plum trees for zss., and for 3 ,000 strawberry runners I o nly gave 1 2s. , plus carri age. I parchased roo Ame ri can blackberry canes, hut they d ied, with the exception of two or three plant s. T his was a loss o r 30>. My hopeful cro pin th e wny ...

... their feathery grey robes. On the bramble, with its dull leaves, that underneath are almost white, remains a glistening blackberry, and here and there, among a cluster of hard green fruit, belated the wild roses were so thick in summer the briars are ...

... their feathery grey robes. On the bramble, with its dull leaves, that underneath are almost white, remains a glistening blackberry, and here and there, among a cluster of hard green fruit, belated the wild roses were so thick in summer the briars are ...

... Nature by H enry Irving. These do the very highest credit to his skill as a photo~rapher. The pictures of pear blossom, blackberry, tulip tree, l ove-in-a-mist seed-vessels, pansy, rushes, flowering rush, barley, wheat, oats, grasses and many other> are ...

... Nature by H enry Irving. These do the very highest credit to his skill as a photo~rapher. The pictures of pear blossom, blackberry, tulip tree, l ove-in-a-mist seed-vessels, pansy, rushes, flowering rush, barley, wheat, oats, grasses and many other> are ...

... Irving. These do the very highest credit to his skill as a photo~rapher. The pictures of These do the very pear blossom, blackberry, tulip tree, l ove-in-a-mist seed-vessels, pansy, rushes, flowering rush, barley, wheat, oats, grasses and many other> The ...