Mrs Brown in the Highlands [electronic resource] . o,as the sayin is, and preaps to leave a wife andfamily behind. As I says to Brown, If you goes a-climbin upthem impossible places and meets your end likethat, Ill never forgive you the longest day I lives,md shant ave no respect for your memory, aswouldnt be showed proper, and your body neverfound to give you no funeral, not as you need for more than a earse and pair and two mournincoaches at the outside, not as ever youd see me outDf black no more, tho I will not promise perpet-ihal weeds, tho some do consider em a safeguard,io I av
Mrs Brown in the Highlands [electronic resource] . o,as the sayin is, and preaps to leave a wife andfamily behind. As I says to Brown, If you goes a-climbin upthem impossible places and meets your end likethat, Ill never forgive you the longest day I lives,md shant ave no respect for your memory, aswouldnt be showed proper, and your body neverfound to give you no funeral, not as you need for more than a earse and pair and two mournincoaches at the outside, not as ever youd see me outDf black no more, tho I will not promise perpet-ihal weeds, tho some do consider em a safeguard,io I ave eard the remark as theyre werry likeavin lodgins to let in the winder. But, law bless me, I dont want no more 158 MES. BROWN IN THE HIGHLANDS. usbans, and only opes as the one as Ive got may-be spared many year ; for, Im sure, if he was took,with all is faults, I should never old up my eadagin, nor yet think of goin about nowheres, noteven in Cooks escursions, as is like a appyome. THE END. F. BEXTLET AHB CO., FBISTEBS, SHOE LAUE, FLEET AVIARIESFOR THE DRAWING-ROOM. Length. Width. Brass Wire w „, ft- ;°- ft. in. £ s. d. £°-22 3 0 14 5 5 0 No- 23 5 6 16 6 15 0 These Aviaries are made of Mahogany, French-polished, and Brass or Tinnedw ire, with two-movable divisions, to form either three separate compartments or oneJong Aviary. Ihe lower part has plates of glass three inches deep, so adjusted thatthey can be either put in or out as it is desired, and although in no way interferingwith the transmission of light, all seeds, husks, crumbs, or drops of water are con-fined to the cage, thus preserving the carpets and furniture from the unsightlyappearance caused by scattered shells of birds food, etc. Tinned Wire.£ s. d. 4 6 0 5 12 0 IMPROVED CROQUETAND GARDENBORDERING. CAN BE FIXED
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