Days Nights of Salmon Fishing in the Tweed
Days Nights of Salmon Fishing in the Tweed
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ioo DAYS AND NIGHTS OF SALMON FISHING " Well, Sandy, " said he to his piscatorial friend, my new acquaintance, " what luck the morn ? ' " I canna speecify that I hae had muckle; for they hae bin at the sheep-washing up bye, and she is foul, ye ken. But I hae ta'en twa saumon ane wi' Nancy, * and the ither wi' a Toppyf baith in Faldon-side Burn fut. " And twisting round a coarse linen bag which was slung at his back, and which I had supposed to contain some common lumber, he drew forth by the ta...il a never-ending monster of a salmon, dazzling and lusty to the view ; and then a second, fit con- sort to the first. Could you believe it ? One proved to be fifteen pounds, and the other twelve ! At the sudden appearance of these whales I was shivered to atoms : dumb-foundered I was, like the Laird of Cockpen when Mrs. Jean refused the honour of his hand. I felt as small as Flimnap the treasurer in the presence of Gulliver. Little did I say ; but that little, I hope, was becoming a youth in my situation.
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ioo DAYS AND NIGHTS OF SALMON FISHING " Well, Sandy, " said he to his piscatorial friend, my new acquaintance, " what luck the morn ? ' " I canna speecify that I hae had muckle; for they hae bin at the sheep-washing up bye, and she is foul, ye ken. But I hae ta'en twa saumon ane wi' Nancy, * and the ither wi' a Toppyf baith in Faldon-side Burn fut. " And twisting round a coarse linen bag which was slung at his back, and which I had supposed to contain some common lumber, he drew forth by the ta...il a never-ending monster of a salmon, dazzling and lusty to the view ; and then a second, fit con- sort to the first. Could you believe it ? One proved to be fifteen pounds, and the other twelve ! At the sudden appearance of these whales I was shivered to atoms : dumb-foundered I was, like the Laird of Cockpen when Mrs. Jean refused the honour of his hand. I felt as small as Flimnap the treasurer in the presence of Gulliver. Little did I say ; but that little, I hope, was becoming a youth in my situation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Scrope to read onlineMoreLess
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