... bunches of wild roses and blackberries, while an inner border has a moss scroll with charming bramble foliage closely entwined, the centre-piece forming a circle of white roses and rosebuds, with centre of leaves and blackberries, all true to nature and ...

... -- will bedeck our millinery and blazon forth the cause of realism. Already we have arrived át red and white currants, blackberries and cherries-- these last being certainly very pretty-- to say nothing of watercress; so, surely, this is but the beginning ...

... diagonal covered with waved lines of black mohair. A new spot, which patterns some charming crepons, is remarkably like a blackberry in appearance, the effect being quaint and decidedly original and if you want to clothe yourself in shimmering robes of ...

... time. The country is at its best now, and in the Forest there are more tints than could be imagined by a kaleidoscope. Blackberries almost as big as mulberries are as plentiful as African mines, and a good bit cheaper, while in some cases the tree-cutting ...

... ve), in obedience to your instructions, and was escorted through the rooms, where beautiful things are as plentiful as blackberries in September, by Mr. Ernest Brown, the Society's very capable manager. Having admired the many prints, curios, and pictures ...

... year suffered continually from punctured tyres, caused by small nails, which appeared to grow upon the French roads like blackberries on a hedge. Being much puzzled to account for the prevalence of nails, he made inquiries, and was told that they had dropped ...

... tempers for the sake of a mere threepenny gate. He advised me, in reply, to get a crooked stick, go for a walk, and pick blackberries, to which I retorted, in my turn, that I would much rather pay threepence, smoke a pipe, and see him knocked over by the ...

... patch of grass common, where geese walked in cackling single file, and a small pond was fenced in by heavily blossomed blackberry-bushes. As Fay leaned over the green gate a slender young figure in a diaphanous white gown, her supple waist embraced by ...

... enclosing tumulus feathered with sea-poppies, bents, and snapdragon, and hung Illustrated by Douglas Almond, R.I. i 1 with blackberry vines. The narrow entrance, facing eastwards, was no wider than a coffin. Madame entered first. The chamber smelt damp and ...

... before we are all cursing ourselves for having missed the opportunities that now present themselves more plentifully than blackberries of picking up cheap stock Assuredly the day will come when we shall tear what hair is left to us, and the very remembrance ...

... important than the discovery of the fine quality of Essex blackberries In the ordinary course of events, I expect to see orders given to all farmers on the East Coast to develop this blackberry-cultivation to such a point that the real invader, wnen ne ...

... fifteen pages of Froude's book where he treats of the religious revolution in Scotland, and finds the errors as thick as blackberries. N o work of history can be altogether impeccable. So Mr. Lang says, and he is right. Macaulay perhaps comes the nearest ...