... there are 14 illustrationH of different varieties the Bobos. One of these. Rubua idwus, I* the wild raspberry ; another the blackberry or common bramble. Rubua fraticoeus. Iha Raglish name of Rubua aubereetns ia the • red.fruited bramble,* and from the plate ...

... winter, but it ia art yet too late far bouackaopem to lay up stores ef borne made likely to be useful during the winter. Blackberries, many think, not worth the fall wrigkt of tho ■ primary, ate the eaaaeßMßeo stinting the quantity is loss tho preomve, ...

... love! Our frtc«-H were now toward Kinon. Kreu the dry turnpiko aUunls at traction*' note the promise of almmlaut crop of blackberries, and fragrant woodbiito from the h.gh hedge*, era and glint|>»«-s are gained fair l.uidrea,-cs KyonJ the volley through ...

... qaeattona now, my child. Wait anUl yon are old enoogb to bo manrtod.” ■» A balf wittod lad waa naked if ba bad over eeen a rad blackberry. “To anro 1 bare,” mid Barway, “ aU biaekbarrioa are rod when they ar* groan.’* _ • “Wa band knee, bat not tbo elbow”to ...

... to Unkuniaas, iwe-ing several small ; country there nub-tropical, and oranges, bananas. Ac., groyr wihl- us plentiful as blackberries home. Monkey-s awl snakes alsmnd. whilst ahsrks sjiort themselves at the river mouth, rendering seabathing rallier risky ...