Autumns On the Spey
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105 where we supposed he was lying. All iu vain ; not even a twitch was perceptible ; nothing but the monotonous, thrilling sort of sensation that is invariably telegraphed along the rod when the hook is hopelessly fixed in some inanimate object at the bottom. The awful truth then burst upon me. He was gone ! Every attempt to extricate the tackle was unavailing : it was evidently en- tangled among the branches of the trees in the deepest part of the river, and as it was impos- sible to reach th...e spot by wading, I laid my rod on the ground and walked down the side of the bank in search of a fir-pole, with the assistance of which I hoped to reach the lower portion of the reel line, and thus sacrifice, perhaps, only the treble gut and the fly at the extremity. While seeking for this, I discovered, about a hundred yards lower down, a little bay, sloping gradually away inland, of comparatively shallow, dead water, as it receded from the stream, quite uninfested by boughs, boulders, or obstructions of any kind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
105 where we supposed he was lying. All iu vain ; not even a twitch was perceptible ; nothing but the monotonous, thrilling sort of sensation that is invariably telegraphed along the rod when the hook is hopelessly fixed in some inanimate object at the bottom. The awful truth then burst upon me. He was gone ! Every attempt to extricate the tackle was unavailing : it was evidently en- tangled among the branches of the trees in the deepest part of the river, and as it was impos- sible to reach th...e spot by wading, I laid my rod on the ground and walked down the side of the bank in search of a fir-pole, with the assistance of which I hoped to reach the lower portion of the reel line, and thus sacrifice, perhaps, only the treble gut and the fly at the extremity. While seeking for this, I discovered, about a hundred yards lower down, a little bay, sloping gradually away inland, of comparatively shallow, dead water, as it receded from the stream, quite uninfested by boughs, boulders, or obstructions of any kind.
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