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... ithe • _Tankee _Bharpshootere , armed with _rifles of a long range ; _with'telescop _ic' _aightB , were thick as _blackberries In the woods . to ' the front , and were ' excellent » hOtB . Dam the _blue-skinsany how ; who's scared of the _bin ...
... BEFOIIE the frost of Saturday last _, ripe blackberries wore frequently to be found _In , the _hedgerows in Devonshire and _the _borders of Somerset _. TBE Paris _correspondent of the Timts notices a rumour that the Emperor has expressed _displeasure ...
... country _places _, but I _have never _known one ( though the _victims are _popularly _believed to be _as plentiful as _blackberrie'i ) who has _iwen _ensnared by a female . ' _Ensnared ' As well _might yon say that the _spArrowa _ensnared _Ma-rter _Vrvd ...
... _suppose that all u _prosperity in British Columbia _, and _gold at Carnboo u a _;! _plentiful , and aa _easily got at _, _aa _blackberries _. 1 ' _eimit ms to _g _ive you a _sentence or _tiro _from a letter m > t _received from an _honest Scotch _mason _, who ...
... feet , 40 inches in _diameter at 30 _feet from _the base . _Washington Territory is _said to have more timber , ferns , blackberries , and _snakes than any _other territory or State in the Union _. AN IEISH _BREACH OF- PROMISE CASE _. —A bi _each of promise ...
... ' • THE' BABES IN THE . WOOD . —A _few days ago _some JCbildren rambled _out from _Norwich as far as Hellesdon , on a _blackberry _excursion _. As _evening closed in , two : _little _things , named _flmily _and James Thwaite , aged three and _. four ...
... _, _some _might _• ayaa p « n * oiu p . urting amnnd _us in _indefinite _lilurality—thmga _plentiful as Falrtaff _' a _blackberries _, _worddworth _occurred _to me M _nre-enunently _one who _would h « v , had th _» t _feelinc . _VTd' 1 Bishop WonUiworth ...
... _the _cattle _plapneas _manifested at Mr _Urievts _' s farm of Blaeberry _rTi'll _The writer ! _s at fault in calling _it Blackberry Hill _, and in _stating _that it is in _Livmgstone _parishwhereas it is in _the _parish oE _Whitbnra _, He _also stated ...
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... _I im a British workman , arid worth a dozen _Rabysiseless scum . Such _, workmen beiog by no means V > plentiful as blackberries , Little is readily engaged _it high _wages as a tool maker . His fame as a carver _Rotting noised abroad _, becomea _the ...
... _discomfiture of the planters . most of _them are short of _hands _, many of the coloured people _haviiic _gone off to gather blackberries . The alarminf _; condition of the cotton crop has caused _the corn to be neglected _. A _similar state of things is _ ...
... _for details _, and he did not give them . He _did not _say with falstau * that _, though details _were _as _plenty as blackberries _, I would give no man one ; _but he acted in the spirit of the old _knight _, and left his _audience in the dark as ...