... beater in an unexpected place, especially likely if boys are being em- I eoplc gathering blackberries cbnger in eptember, for ployed. I eoplc gathering blackberries arc a source of cbnger in eptember, for yo u never know where or when they may bob up from ...

... mutters J o ; and, rising with a lurch, Buckles a lantern to an old old spade- Quickly about, threads q uietly the birch, Blackberry, nut, to fox-holes in the glade Check ! he is squatting, ramming a clay's bowl-- Precisely a he'll ram a twiggy mass Of ...

... once the park of a noble house, long since fallen into decay. decay. ~o- no one weeds the path or cuts back the t railing blackberry brambles. The cupids and shells and dolphins are oYergrown with emerald A fountain stands idle, and an stone cupids and ...

... the Solomon Islander's eyes, but he is accustomed to come by them rather as the average E nglishman expects to come by blackberries, with no further toil than that of gathering and carrying home, and that reduced to the minimum-as the picture shows, in ...

... two bulls and a heifer since h r CO TRY LIFE. A Lcrage of pounds of butter produ.ced per Gu~ no:l·s Lady Red Maple Lucy Blackberry Lady's Ixi a Il [ Oxford Ixia J[ [ aHilum. THORNY 139 introduction. Each cow is tested once every month, the milk being ...

... obtained , and constant heavy blasting is carried on. The edge of the wood on the opposite side to the railway is fringed with blackberry bushes, and thence slopes into Rabbits abound among a park-like paddock. Rabbits abound among the brambles at the edge of ...

... of luscious ripeness, ::! re either of them more appropriate for our dessert dish. About the middle of September, when blackberries are ripe, one handsome clusters on their leafy branches will be a pleasant leaves of the same will have Earlier or two ...

... America. In r 68 7 Prince presented eight paintings showing the people, animals, and fruits of the Indies. pineapples, blackberries and other plants ; sm~ll birds sing on the sprays, while a gorgeous bird-of-paradise mounts in the air. The general tone ...

... And rabbit-skins dangle And old bottles jangle, And she sits in the midst and she bows as you pass. Her eyes are like blackberries shiny with dew, She wears a red kerchief and jacket of blue, And a hat with a feather A-nodding together, A-nodding, a-nodding ...

... and many others those of the nineteenth? Already, our artists can advertise an underground railway \\ith a picture of a blackberry bush: they should have the courage of other people's convictions and carry the idea to its logical conclusion. For this ...

... magnificently and spreads its scent in the spring The common Thousands of sweet briar for scent, and otonea tcr Simon ii and blackberries for wild and game food, have been planted, besides hundreds of mountain ash. But of all the t ree planted, the purp!e sycamore ...

... overhead were assured of impenetrable nesting sites. Such rid sas were fairly open were so encumbered on their margins with blackberry and other scrub, not to forget the aforesaid heap of rotting cord-wood, that effective measures against the rabbit population ...