... stopped to ,o-ive wnie eliildren a lift, and aalio. aa-licu asked nero they were going, replied, “To Bugs zur. picken’ blackberries!” that one of those lucky enough to get should not imagine that residents in mott.road are worried much traffic even n ...

... It is not enough to begin weU—it is those who finish well who are crowned. BilLizT — ai's MAO AZIN A dozen or more ripe blackberries were on a large bunch which Mr. Arthur James, a Minehead farmer, picked on the hill near the town during the wenk.t•nd ...

... said he was quite sure of Hughes' identity. Accused on the Wednesday told him that witness had often turned him off from black-berrying. Corroborative evidence was given two other keepers, Albert Haskell and Frank Pitman. both of who were positive as to ...

... and peep, And tell what you see! Upon a toad-stool, tall and white. Two elf men having tea ! They’ve hips and haws and blackberries. And honey in a leaf. And the way they drink the dew-brewed tea Is really past belief. They’ve hasel butter, elder jam ...

... steering—and drinking. Many streets end on the river's bank trees are few and bridges many, and only one beautiful. But blackberry bushes thrive beside the walls, whose bareness ivy-clad toadflax strives its l>est to adorn Shepherd's purse and chickweed ...

... foreman's request, to in?.se I, has often l' I' spect the hedges. I was tempted by the to an innocent Wan being hanged, and in' blackberries to stay longer than I should thi,, ease of mine the evidence is not • •:en I and. (taring a wigging from the hosts, I ran ...

... hail instructed me to Mee if the children had datuag,ed the fencing in the furthest meadows, where they had been getting blackberries. 1 strolled round, without hurrying much. and then I made my way to the s iiiage, I loitered speaking to I.OIIIP of the ...

... 17 Batin Ll Ll Exmouth July August 10 Prince of Wales will visit Edinburgh June connection with eh of lnjirmary Thornless blackberry in States officials that the current will hundred million pounds King Fields Association playing Hampton Wiek of York in ...

... Quickly I weighed the of ri frank confession. . _ _ know there was • policeman in those hushes?' nays I. 'I wan picking a few blackberries to take home.' he. 'Thank GO4l you didn't take some leadberries home, sergeant.' nays I. And to tell you the truth, lade ...

... FEAST. eta:small village if Witham. besides being noted for its connection with St. Hugh of Lincoln. its mushrooms and its blackberries. is the home of one of the oldest friendly societies in The kingdom. Exactly how .old it is no one knows : its records ...

... And where the banner was display'd Now only waves a flower !’* Our hedarerows are now bright with the • blossoms of the blackberry, wild rose, honeysuckle. and elder and privet. is interesting to note the difference between the wild flowers of one district ...

... Haytor, to walk certain shady little combe, down which a burn chases its frivolous course —and where, incidentally, fine blackberries can picked in July, but that was only known to the gypsies and to me. At the top of the combe there are trees (a pair ...