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... 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 ...
... of luscious ripeness, ::! re either of them more appropriate for our dessert dish. About the middle of September, when blackberries are ripe, one or two handsome clusters on their leafy branches will be a pleasant variety on our trophy, and red-tinted ...
... admire a tree opening its leaves or showing them with the gaudy hues which decay produces. If reasons were plenty as blackberries, I would give no man a reason upon compulsion, said Falstaff, and admiration has a tendency to share this antipathy. Even ...
... fourth, consisting of four pieces, was given to the Grand Duke of Russia in 1782. ANTIQUE PERSIAN CARPETS. 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 ...
... admire a tree opening its leaves or showing them with the gaudy hues which decay produces. If reasons were plenty as blackberries, I would give no man a reason upon compulsion, said Falstaff, and admiration has a tendency to share this antipathy. Even ...
... of luscious ripeness, ::! re either of them more appropriate for our dessert dish. About the middle of September, when blackberries are ripe, one or two handsome clusters on their leafy branches will be a pleasant variety on our trophy, and red-tinted ...