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... and water. MISTAKING BELLATONNA FOR BLACKI:ERRIES.-1.9.5t week some children belonging to the town of Sevenoaks went out blackberry gathering, and one of them, a lad about lo years of age, was induced to at some berries which he found growing in Knole-psrk ...
... congregation of St. Peter's, ere•street, if this be a specimen of the Gospel on which they are nourished. CHRISTMAS AT BLACKBERRY HOUSE. A VERY interesting and suggestive story, in three chapters, under this heading, will be found in our other columns ...
... . CHRISTMAS AT BLACKBERRY HOUSE. CHAPTER I. TILE STEWARD REMEMBERING HIS STEWARDSHIP. I I respectable reader! do you happen to know Mr. Reinert Field of Blackberry lou do not 11 'ell. he is worth knowing, and with your permission I will introduce him ...
... grate which — en passant—is one of the first requisites to make a fireside look comfortable. A urns girl who was out blackberrying a shot time since, in South•w•estera Pennsylvania, w. s alarmed by a wise in the bush(s at a little distance, and has - ...
... those instructions of my poor mother left upon me. DECEMBER 27, 1861. A CHRISTMAS STORY. By the Author of Chriittnas at Blackberry Homo. ...
... when the farmer sowed the train or ploughed the land, and who thought that perhaps schoolboys could go birds'-nesting and blackberrying at the same time ; who had no idea how any one could live un 1,441 a-year, or how many people could live In a small room; ...
... ss. THE CHILDREN OF BLACKBERRY HOLLOW. THE CHILIMEN OF BL.tt,'KBEHRY HOLLOW (James Nisbet and Co.) is an American story reprinted here in a very neat book of 252 pages, uniform with The Safe Compass. We learn that Blackberry Hollow was a large green ...
... any more, please. Listen — you shall not go to Shire Halt; Mr. Wentworth may find another tutor, they are as plentiful as blackberries, and Mr. Hearn must look out for come one else to preach to his rustics and be dictated to by his deacons. And you sear ...
... elomonts of all literataro. In a similar Way did he gain fresh instruction in putting the letters together, by means of blackberries; so that by Christmas-day James Bradbury was able to read the 23rd Psalm. There were a few books lying about the postman's ...
... ? Why, I persuaded Maggie to go down with me to Ripley's Hollow; I thought the hill-side must be a famous place for blackberries, and Janet said she would stew us as many as we could gather, and let us have cream to them ; and, while I was filling ...
... James Bradbury gathered the nuts, and learnt the first letter in the alphabet ; the spot was there where he picked his blackberries ; the beach was there where he sold his boats ; the wood was there where he got his walking-stioks, and the ditch was there ...
... alone would half clear the tree, if left to himself. That boy devours fruit, front pineapples and peaches to hazel nuts and blackberries, at a rate that is almost abu•ming. I should like Mr. Blake to have half-a-dozen, Janet; and I dare say Lilla likes ...