Fly Fishing
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In look- ing back to Oxford and other first experiences of later days, it is but a dim and blurred outline of feelings that I can recall, but very clear and distinct are the outlines of a very real self, moving amongst unfamiliar surroundings, in the first two or three weeks at Winchester. In these weeks I did not even think of fishing ; everything about me was so strange ; but there were not really any hardships, and as the sense of strangeness wore away, as knowledge came of what might and wh...at might not be done without offending against customs and unwritten laws of opinion, I soon began to rejoice in the com- parative freedom of a larger world, in the greater scope of work and games, in the anti- cipation of all that was before me. I made many plans during the winter for the opening of the next fishing season. The trout could be watched in the Itchen much more easily than in northern streams ; they were there before our eyes. On mild autumn days we could watch them feeding, and numbers of them were larger than any I had ever hooked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In look- ing back to Oxford and other first experiences of later days, it is but a dim and blurred outline of feelings that I can recall, but very clear and distinct are the outlines of a very real self, moving amongst unfamiliar surroundings, in the first two or three weeks at Winchester. In these weeks I did not even think of fishing ; everything about me was so strange ; but there were not really any hardships, and as the sense of strangeness wore away, as knowledge came of what might and wh...at might not be done without offending against customs and unwritten laws of opinion, I soon began to rejoice in the com- parative freedom of a larger world, in the greater scope of work and games, in the anti- cipation of all that was before me. I made many plans during the winter for the opening of the next fishing season. The trout could be watched in the Itchen much more easily than in northern streams ; they were there before our eyes. On mild autumn days we could watch them feeding, and numbers of them were larger than any I had ever hooked.
What to read after Fly Fishing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grey of Fallodon Edward Grey Viscount to read onlineMoreLess
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