... foot, I said to Jock, ' How durst you yard into our vineyard ! The bairs o' the town would tak but eggs, and birds, and blackberries ; but Rupees and his rajah s a te come to rob us o' home and ha'.' Whereupon Jock, he's as true's a dog, befote the shape ...

... reminded us of VELASQUZZ' sketcheb of some of the infants of Spain. • Lou sod 22. Prawn Fishers, and Children gathering Blackberries, by 11. PLATT, are very good imitations of COLLINS. Where is Co us himself? There are landscapes of HOPFLAND and CONATAB ...

... be allowed to express our belief that we have within this land five hundredas he. Talents are nowadays as abundant as blackberries ; but a patron who secures the independence of his protegie before he enters him in the race, is an aloe that blossoms ...

... and in every character wdl acted and respectably sung. A Turkish Sultan (Rockwall (Sultans, it seems, are as plentiful as blackberries, in Turkey) lands on the Neapolitan shore with his Vizier (Hotta), who, of course, acts the lacquey. The Sultan is travelling ...

... also a wide extent of mountains and high lauds, it will be the more favourable ; and should the cranberry, the whortle or blackberry, and the other wild fruits which these situations produce, be found in abundance, the trial would, in all probability, be ...

... twitter—all hop. She is not carnivorous, and she knows it—she does not pretend that she is. But she is better. There is a blackberry in her face—hips and haws in her eye. Her person is small, but graceful. Her gestures are particularly elegant, and her ...

... waistcoat ; and the mother, with a long bib, plentifully bespattered with congealing gravy, and the nectareau liquor of the blackberry-pudding. was sitting, with a sort of presiding complacency, on a high stool, like Jupiter on Olympus. enjoying rather than ...

... only merit in the picture is its treatment as to the accompaniments, and they are tasteful. The blackberry boy looks as if he did not know a blackberry from a bull's foot : a more insane mass of flesh it has not been our misfortune to see for some weeks ...

... latest perfection of the thought and feeling which a man of fine genius attains. As reasons are now more plentiful than blackberries, we shall, in the present article, ask another question. Why are so few fugues written ? Because more people are able ...

... of time to quarrel over the assumed impossibility of instituting a secondary punishment. Punishnients are as plenty as blackberries. Legislation is never at a loss for severities : the arts of torture are inexhaustible. If we are so very delicate about ...

... to the lavish show of the flowers of language that we find in these pages. Figures of all denominations are as plenty as blackberries. There may be too much of this, and the 'mute of the subject renders the recurrence of ornaments the more remarkable, and ...

... budding and wealthy in its treasures the violet, of paler hue and lessened sweets than its kindred of European climes ; the blackberry, strawberry, and geranium, were thickly strewn. The atmosphere was Tight, sua's power was tempered to coolness, and all ...