... the particular, the modern Irishman will not eat blackberry jam. We suppose it is because blackberries grow on the bushes, and can be picked by any common person. There is an export trade in blackberries carried on from Ulster, and there may be a little ...

... azainn Aft tuige; sun Tay, Trayson qc. sveipci ra mDeupta an ochir. Nuamn oudainc Falstaff ‘“ If reasons were as thick as blackberries, I would not give a reason on compulsion,” na¢ putdin no ‘‘ Raisons *’ soudainc I€, n 6 ni bead aon Fneann ra camnc, agur ...

... grows thick, essne grass where cattle sometimes graze, and briars at tke foot of the road-wan, where ohfidroa scramble for blackberries; while the other half of the held, the field .of Usjpd&es£t rabbegea hotter itgulilfii s, sows -by men who work basfiy ...