By Stream And Sea a book for Wanderers And Anglers
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In most of the Derby- shire streams grayling abound; none, however, are to be found so far up as this. The water is too shallow for those lovers of deep, swift currents, and there are .besides weirs which would, if they attempted to act upon the " Excelsior" motto, effectually check their advance.
Watching an angler is to one who understands the science almost as exciting and interesting as angling one's self. It brings out your critical faculties ; it gives you a good In the Peak Country, 131 ...opinion of yourself, though at the expense of your friend ; it teaches you something. This is why the old schoolboys on the great summer field-days at Lord's cricket ground assume such airs of wisdom, and wax so vigorous in their praise and blame as they follow with kindling eyes the movements of the youngsters in the field.
Suppose, then, we become spectators of the two gentle- men who are making ready for descent into .the Ashop, The dogs leaping around them and sniffing at their heels as they cross the bridge are evidently jealous of the fishing- rods ; they consider themselves defrauded of a day's work and glory on the moors, though, if they were gifted with reflective memories, they must recollect that the last week proved a dreadful blank, and that, eager as they were to point and retrieve, all the chances were against them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In most of the Derby- shire streams grayling abound; none, however, are to be found so far up as this. The water is too shallow for those lovers of deep, swift currents, and there are .besides weirs which would, if they attempted to act upon the " Excelsior" motto, effectually check their advance.
Watching an angler is to one who understands the science almost as exciting and interesting as angling one's self. It brings out your critical faculties ; it gives you a good In the Peak Country, 131 ...opinion of yourself, though at the expense of your friend ; it teaches you something. This is why the old schoolboys on the great summer field-days at Lord's cricket ground assume such airs of wisdom, and wax so vigorous in their praise and blame as they follow with kindling eyes the movements of the youngsters in the field.
Suppose, then, we become spectators of the two gentle- men who are making ready for descent into .the Ashop, The dogs leaping around them and sniffing at their heels as they cross the bridge are evidently jealous of the fishing- rods ; they consider themselves defrauded of a day's work and glory on the moors, though, if they were gifted with reflective memories, they must recollect that the last week proved a dreadful blank, and that, eager as they were to point and retrieve, all the chances were against them.
What to read after By Stream And Sea a book for Wanderers And Anglers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Senior William to read onlineMoreLess
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