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... when the owl shall hoot from the deserted mill, the fox sleep on what was once a hearth stone, the moor fowl run thick as blackberries through what were fields, and the philosophic crane nod on the slimy margin of the mill-pool ! The imagination runs riot ...
... thought 1 could forget you 7' continued Edith •fter • pause,' merry romp. in the old mill ; the groom lanes whore we went black-berrying together ; the wild. fl•mers that we gathered ; or that glad MY, morning, now sic years N lien I thought it • film thing ...
... breast; and ever since that time robin redbreasts have beeen the friends of man.—Notes and Queries. life is • field of blackberry bushes. Mesa people squat down and pick the fruit, no matter how they black their fingers; while genius, proud and perpendicular ...
... bottle in the min: returned the You look like you is used to d•t business,' said the negro. *se •agely. Gum you been picking blackberries on de isb Arica 'fore dis time; • Do you same me, vermin 1' eselaimed the sailor, as lie struck black to thedeek with his ...
... course ' tine ie Ineuey . —else how we spend eu stoning ? Scre•anno.—To think Of curiug a disposition for telling white by blackberries. How ranch pains hare (b o on ceet ga which never happened. • • The Ilevil (Lord Landelow or said) was a farniirite Eiskiiie ...
... that lie bad better run awe, until he found • Forest, where he might clothes with • woodcutter and stain his face with blackberries ; butt the majority believed that it be stood his ground, his father belonging as he did to the West ladies, and being ...
... unwary but we a. e not up to the secrets of such tricksteisnot If we were. woo d we give them pub city. Tn PLANT PIMPERNEL—BLACKBERRY WINE —SALT' Yoe BOTTUM —'An Inquirer' •-lts—d I. Is the specimen I enclosed pimpernel T 2. How •m I to make blsekoetry 1 ...
... went to school, an' had no throuble but our tasks, get. tin' airly lace, or gettite a holiday ; or th.• we went gatherin' blackberries an' haws, or look. in' for birds' nests, an' fightin' cocks with the Iranneens in the fiel's. We had small bother thin ...
... to school, an' had no throuble but our tasks, or get. tin' airlv lave, or gettite a holiday ; or the we went gatherin' blackberries an' hews, or lookin' for birds' nests, an' fightin' cocks with the trau- Deem in the fiere. We had small bother then whether ...
... to them, because, if people could come back from the other world to tell their wrongs, ' ghosts would be as plenty as blackberries,' and the fact of their appearance placed bet ond the possibility of doubt. 'Still, they heard nothing from Arthur; and ...
... I know it Charles ! I have always liked you! Do you uot remember how I have so often given you Bowers ; and how we have blackberried together ; and how you used to love to carry my heavy satchel of books home for me ; awl how von gave me birds and rabbits ...
... few tricks on the folios here, lie's been walking through the law and constitution as slick as oiled lightning through a blackberry bush. All sone of people been taken up for all sorts of offences that be imagined by old Nick when he gut into a poetical ...