Angling Reminiscences of the Rivers And Lochs of Scotland
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But there is no use throwing my fly over them, they have not appetite for it at present, and are merely diverting themselves ; yet there be some less capri- cious spirits awaiting me underneath, which keep their frolics in check until quickened by the taste of my steel barb. One showed face at me this instant, and leaves a vortex on the water behind him again he has risen, and with no better result. I shall put on a lively looking Irish fly in exchange for this dull insect, and should it not ru...ffle his gorget, I abjure further intermeddling with him.
Otter. No mighty threat this, Jack. I have now armed my line with a stout Maule-fly of moderate size, and have no doubt it will banish the lethargy out of some half-dormant epicure, and cause his flanks to turn over magnificently on the gravel. Already I have fastened on one of Neptune's ambassadors to the river-gods, a splendid salmon, excelling the CARRON, ROSS-SHIRE. 145 one I have just lost. See how he posts across the pool ! But what !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But there is no use throwing my fly over them, they have not appetite for it at present, and are merely diverting themselves ; yet there be some less capri- cious spirits awaiting me underneath, which keep their frolics in check until quickened by the taste of my steel barb. One showed face at me this instant, and leaves a vortex on the water behind him again he has risen, and with no better result. I shall put on a lively looking Irish fly in exchange for this dull insect, and should it not ru...ffle his gorget, I abjure further intermeddling with him.
Otter. No mighty threat this, Jack. I have now armed my line with a stout Maule-fly of moderate size, and have no doubt it will banish the lethargy out of some half-dormant epicure, and cause his flanks to turn over magnificently on the gravel. Already I have fastened on one of Neptune's ambassadors to the river-gods, a splendid salmon, excelling the CARRON, ROSS-SHIRE. 145 one I have just lost. See how he posts across the pool ! But what !
What to read after Angling Reminiscences of the Rivers And Lochs of Scotland?
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