Fishing 2
Fishing 2
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possibly *a frog might' . . « Ha ! Esox homo has taken the idea, and is off like a flash ! An hour — two — he returns : * You have him ! No ? impossible ! Well, certainly, I thought a frog ' * Not a bit, my dear sir, no use, no use whatever, I assure you ; tried him with it for two hours, wouldn't touch it, wouldn't touch it, my dear sir ; but — he ran at me several times/* A second version of the story states that (driven to despair), the troUer, as a last resource, hoisted the contumacious pi...ke out with a wire snare ; and a third that when he visited the scene of his failure a few weeks after, he found a large painted pike stuck upon a pole, and that he thought he had seen it before.
To return : when the nature of the retainer which your bait has received is doubtful, a little judicious tightening or a few slight pulls of the line will generally elicit signs of vitality should a pike be at the other end of it If * no sign ' is made, the demonstrations may be gradually increased until the point is satisfactorily settled one way or other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
possibly *a frog might' . . « Ha ! Esox homo has taken the idea, and is off like a flash ! An hour — two — he returns : * You have him ! No ? impossible ! Well, certainly, I thought a frog ' * Not a bit, my dear sir, no use, no use whatever, I assure you ; tried him with it for two hours, wouldn't touch it, wouldn't touch it, my dear sir ; but — he ran at me several times/* A second version of the story states that (driven to despair), the troUer, as a last resource, hoisted the contumacious pi...ke out with a wire snare ; and a third that when he visited the scene of his failure a few weeks after, he found a large painted pike stuck upon a pole, and that he thought he had seen it before.
To return : when the nature of the retainer which your bait has received is doubtful, a little judicious tightening or a few slight pulls of the line will generally elicit signs of vitality should a pike be at the other end of it If * no sign ' is made, the demonstrations may be gradually increased until the point is satisfactorily settled one way or other.
What to read after Fishing 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H Henry Cholmondeley Pennell to read onlineMoreLess
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