Angling Reminiscences
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May. Let us swim across, Doctor, and indulge ourselves in a narrow inspection of this curiosity.
ANGLING REMINISCENCES. 155 Swivel. With all my heart, Bill. I wish we could send a truce flag before us, and cause these long-shanked islanders to know of our pacific inten- tions ; however, at the worst, we shall only scare them during a brief interval from their domicile*, and this, methinks, is no great grievance. What, Bill, already on the point of plunging? Have a care of those water-weeds to y...our right. They are tough and long, and should you strike in amongst them 'twill be no easy matter, I apprehend, to escape perdition. But stay ; let us start together. I would fain back my oars against thine for a hand- ful of groats. Now, push off.
THE HERON ISLE.
May. Manifestly, we are intruders, and, to speak truth, Doctor, I am alarmed lest a bold bird or twain from among these screamers should take heart to attack us. We have no weapons of defence, and by these beaks overhead run risk of being stilettoed at a swoop.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
May. Let us swim across, Doctor, and indulge ourselves in a narrow inspection of this curiosity.
ANGLING REMINISCENCES. 155 Swivel. With all my heart, Bill. I wish we could send a truce flag before us, and cause these long-shanked islanders to know of our pacific inten- tions ; however, at the worst, we shall only scare them during a brief interval from their domicile*, and this, methinks, is no great grievance. What, Bill, already on the point of plunging? Have a care of those water-weeds to y...our right. They are tough and long, and should you strike in amongst them 'twill be no easy matter, I apprehend, to escape perdition. But stay ; let us start together. I would fain back my oars against thine for a hand- ful of groats. Now, push off.
THE HERON ISLE.
May. Manifestly, we are intruders, and, to speak truth, Doctor, I am alarmed lest a bold bird or twain from among these screamers should take heart to attack us. We have no weapons of defence, and by these beaks overhead run risk of being stilettoed at a swoop.
What to read after Angling Reminiscences?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Tod Stoddart to read onlineMoreLess
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