An Anglers Lines
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iii. A Fragment of History.
Now there was a certain country squire possessed of a lake of goodly size having a worthy reputation for pike, who did invite two fishers to angle therein. With exceeding eagerness they awaited the day of their desire and when, in the fulness of time, it came, their hearts were sore troubled, for behold, there came with it plenteous rain and great darkness throughout the land, insomuch that they shrank from the prospect of an lopen punt, and gat them, even at the sta...tion, sadly back to their own homes instead. Whereupon the squire, having much kindliness of heart, had pity on their condition, and made them welcome to IN DIVERS WATERS. 39 another day;. So, when February had but one more day to run, these two fishers ventured forth again, and, with minds set only on the taking of mighty fish, gave no heed to the low estate of the weather-glass, yea, though it spake of wind and tempest and divers troubles. And in this were they as children who will not be forewarned, but must learn by much tribulation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
iii. A Fragment of History.
Now there was a certain country squire possessed of a lake of goodly size having a worthy reputation for pike, who did invite two fishers to angle therein. With exceeding eagerness they awaited the day of their desire and when, in the fulness of time, it came, their hearts were sore troubled, for behold, there came with it plenteous rain and great darkness throughout the land, insomuch that they shrank from the prospect of an lopen punt, and gat them, even at the sta...tion, sadly back to their own homes instead. Whereupon the squire, having much kindliness of heart, had pity on their condition, and made them welcome to IN DIVERS WATERS. 39 another day;. So, when February had but one more day to run, these two fishers ventured forth again, and, with minds set only on the taking of mighty fish, gave no heed to the low estate of the weather-glass, yea, though it spake of wind and tempest and divers troubles. And in this were they as children who will not be forewarned, but must learn by much tribulation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A J Price to read onlineMoreLess
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