... accident is no trifle in the woods ; but after wandering up and down like the two babes, with not even the comfort of a blackberry, the heavens frowning and the surrounding forest sullenly still, we discovered a hut,.and tirling at the pin, entered ...

... Remedy. By Me Rev. Charles B. T.silor, M.A. The Mechanic. Londuo, 1833. NosTavass for the working classes are as plenty as blackberries. Miss Mae - meat; having satisfactorily shown that the way to comfort hes through a path of celibacy, and the Rev. C. ...

... earth, and each of these adventures constitutes a story. The result is, that lie obtains the answer—which is as common as blackberries, and means no more than that nothing pleases women so much as to have their own way—he returns to the fairy haunt, and ...

... must suffice. It is a lively, natural, and true account of an old chateau in those fierce times when feuds grew up like blackberries, and the Many were the serfs of the Few. A picture like this ought to reconcile us, if any thing can, to our age of liberty ...

... on inquiry learned that they were a native fruit of the state, found near Lake Erie. The fret resembles the common native blackberry, but is larger and Saar; I introduced a few roots intomy garden. and find them constentbearers from June until destroyed ...

... the real °Beads, escapes untouched? Yet it is not an imaginary picture. In Ireland, where duels used to be as plenty as blackberries, such circumstances, or nearly such, have frequently taken place. Hut our object is to prevent such wild ideas of honour ...

... been very roughly handled for bearing a common patronymic—Shakspeare (in my native country Shakspeares are as plenty as blackberries.) My humble, but honest father gave me the name, and, as I had never disgraced it, I did not think it necessary to change ...

... pooh ! and ping I The words were invented by Mr. Mowron or Mr. or both. They aro to be found in their comedies as tkick as blackberries iu hedge. Good words, too, are they fog your springy, stage coxcombs, who are for ever at a loss how to MI up the pauses ...

... currants are gone from the bough, And we've seen the pale lilies and bright roses fade, We shall find in the hedges ripe blackberries now, And the nuts bang in clusters within the green shade 1 Come, then, little boys ! for to yonder green wood, With many ...

... loaded, thousands of haws like coral, the bright scarlet heps, the deep purple of the sloes, and the shining black of the blackberries, are so richly relieved by the sycamore and ash, the one just touched with yellow, the other with red ;—the gay ribbon ...

... and acting, that we have met with on the modern stage; as hilarious as Nell the cobbler's wife, as fond of finery as Belly Blackberry, and more delighted at the idea of an introduction to the Queen than either at the grandeur of the prospects before them ...

... and the more luscious but humble fig, and interspersed with the peach, ;tricot, plum, and cherry ; while the unpretending blackberry lined our avenue, and held out its fruit for me to gather while seated upon my saddle. It was the first fruit of the kind ...