A True Treatise On the Art of Fly Fishing Trolling Etc As Practised On the D
A True Treatise On the Art of Fly Fishing Trolling Etc As Practised On the D
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The time of the day to fish with it is, from eleven to four o'clock. This fly is dressed as follows : Body of an ostrich herl died a straw colour, and ribbed with gold-twist; legs, a ginger hackle; wings, a mallard's feather from the side under the wing, died a dingy yellow colour; two whips of a brown peacock's herl between the wings and the shank of the hook, to form the head of the fly.
would have acquired had it still remained in its natural situation, communicating with the vessels of the ...body. Reaumer crushed the head of these creatures while in the very act of transformation, nevertheless the metamorphosis was performed with the same celerity as if the cruelty had not been practised. Neither did immersion in spirits of wine prevent the completion of the change. The insect burst through its trammels, and instantly perished. The females of the ephemera seem to be born only to perpetuate their species, and, accordingly, as soon as they can use their wings, so soon they begin to lay their eggs ; a crea- ture, whose life in a perfect state is comprised in a few hours, cannot afford to waste the precious moments ; na- ture, therefore, has foreseen and contrived, that her object should be thoroughly attained in the shortest time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The time of the day to fish with it is, from eleven to four o'clock. This fly is dressed as follows : Body of an ostrich herl died a straw colour, and ribbed with gold-twist; legs, a ginger hackle; wings, a mallard's feather from the side under the wing, died a dingy yellow colour; two whips of a brown peacock's herl between the wings and the shank of the hook, to form the head of the fly.
would have acquired had it still remained in its natural situation, communicating with the vessels of the ...body. Reaumer crushed the head of these creatures while in the very act of transformation, nevertheless the metamorphosis was performed with the same celerity as if the cruelty had not been practised. Neither did immersion in spirits of wine prevent the completion of the change. The insect burst through its trammels, and instantly perished. The females of the ephemera seem to be born only to perpetuate their species, and, accordingly, as soon as they can use their wings, so soon they begin to lay their eggs ; a crea- ture, whose life in a perfect state is comprised in a few hours, cannot afford to waste the precious moments ; na- ture, therefore, has foreseen and contrived, that her object should be thoroughly attained in the shortest time.
What to read after A True Treatise On the Art of Fly Fishing Trolling Etc As Practised On the D?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Shipley to read onlineMoreLess
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