... CRUZ. BOLD Amaxtcas Fox (who had been left behind): I:-g- .go away, Pretty Foxey ; I only c-c-eante to loo k for 13-)-b-blackberries, jun know. Plionsnmr Nor. Is there a martyr who can pair, In hist'ry's painful annals. With him whose wife still makes ...

... tune Lift onions, and pixie on a dry border or gravel walk. Keep down weeds, whio:i now roe spare. elsii l not.; scorns. blackberries, and elderberries are rind,' tintharing. Cider awl Terry are nor made. The temperature of the y.-ar takes a tern. Last ...

... They are great request, and dating my stay my appetite has been frequently appeased with blackberry pies, blackberry tuts, blackberry puddings, and ' blackberry sakes, in the making of which the Norfolk matrons ere certainly moat proficient. But I am ...

... day their rich hues lss•oune mars pronouns d, until in time they will glow like tongues of golden flame. The fruit of the blackberry both clothes and beautifies the hedges, and the ripe Lips and haws shine out front the green, brown, and stater leaves of ...

... &neighbouring quarry. A young girl named Jane Davies, and a younger companion, had gone out early in the evening to gather blackberries. They were on the summit of a quarry getting berries, inside the fencing, which, owing to their dangerous position—as they ...

... were shooting, and they came across a whole batch of children between the ages .1 seven and twelve respectively gathering blackberries', and he told them that they ought to be at school. He could bring several persons who could bear him out in what he had ...

... emerald, ruby, and sapphire tints, when the nut-clusters hide beneath the golden glory of the rich foliage, and when the blackberries glisten with the morning dew on the purpling hedgerows. Such scenes as these leave &lingering memory of their rare beauty ...

... jack may be taught in the river Redoes; these are butterflies and moths to be aboard ; th ere es flowers in the spring and blackberries in the sterna Besides the creaturessiid the trees, sad Sowers, them is scenery ; here and there, hillsides clothed with ...

... full blooms of the plants are alike true to nature. Among the flowers depicted are the aareirau4 with maidenhair fern, the blackberry blossom with spiked tendrils, the fuchsia, snowdrop, clematis, *ild rose, tulip, convolvaluz, corn-flsiwer and heartivome ...

... The pulpit also showed to great advantage. being bedecked with oak foliage varied hues, brown fern leaves, and epriggs of blackberries. The decoration of the pulpit was undertaken by Mrs. F. Burman and Miss Burman. The chancel screen, as usual. received ...

... blue bells, in their variant seasons. In August all the place is aflame with wild rose and wooultitte, and in October the blackberries, nearly as large as grapes, hang in clusters the bushes. This secluded spot is some two miles from even the poorest human ...

... Doke. greys moor. of Wambwell, for supplied. Mr. Hall wee for plaintiff. sad Mr. Verity for delesdank Misakip be sold We blackberries, billberries. oranges, and me forth, to Duke in the Dooraster market. Duke swore that he bad bad no trait from Itioskip ...