... often unite surnames when they bind hands and hearts, and doublebarrelled names are as plentiful in that country as blackberries in autumn. ...

... tonight. Twenty Minutes for refreshments! bawled the guard, as he passed down the platform. The little girl with the blackberry jam on her chin hailed him. You needn't stop the train on our account, she said We're going to eat ours in the ear!imp ...

... CANADA Betty's uncle, who was a school teacher, met her in the street one day, and asked her if she were going blackberrying with a party of her young friends he had come across a little earlier. No, I ain't going. Oh, my dear, said her uncle, you ...

... The Quest of Wisdom. What wisdom she had she did not pick off the hedge, like blackberri e s. God is Liu kind to give away wisdom after that useless fashion. Sr. she had to earn her wisdom, and to wok hard, and suffer much ere ape attained Ir. And in ...

... without her, like a disturbed ant-bill. That will soon right itself, my dear. House-keepers are plentiful in London as blackberries in autumn. We will send to a registry office for another. to-morrow. But she will not be able to help you with your literary ...

... he net. Marjory Brown sauntering along with a basket full of blackberries. Evenin', Marjie, he said, with a nervous clutch at his forelocks. I say, you 'are got some prime blackberries, an' no error. Evenin', Joe, remarked Miss Brown calmly, passing ...

... tinsel and romance shorn away. I'll tell you what, anyhow, he concluded, viciously, I'm not going to roost out under a blackberry bush all night and catch my certain death of cold for all the thrones in Europe. I think the sentiment of the party was ...

... trap, and called out: Where ie it you aut to go to in Deptford? You diciu't tell me; it's a big place, houses as thick as blackberries. Seventy-eight, I)otilielrlX, is the address, said Lucy, speaking us distinctly as she could. trap closed again with ...