In the Green Leaf And the Sere
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One of the miller's men chanced to go to that hole for a pail of water for his horses, and caught sight of him. Then he was soon out of it, for some very good trout, a couple of brace, for cer- tain, were in the water just above him. Pure water, plenty of good feed, roach, small eels, dace, and minnows had all gone into his capa- cious mouth, whenever they chanced to travel his way ; and not having had to range for food, he was a thick fish, a real beauty, spotted and barred to perfection.
Larg...e pike are all very well as trophies of the angler's skill or of his luck, as the case may be ; but they are of no use for table purposes. Five to eight pounds is the weight at which to take them ; and, when they are in good condi- tion, few would wish to eat better fish. I would not take a pike from some waters I know, because when ponds or lakes have been left for years without being cleaned out they get foul that is to say, well stocked with frogs, efts, and leeches ; and when pike indulge in these luxuries of diet, no one hankers after eating them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One of the miller's men chanced to go to that hole for a pail of water for his horses, and caught sight of him. Then he was soon out of it, for some very good trout, a couple of brace, for cer- tain, were in the water just above him. Pure water, plenty of good feed, roach, small eels, dace, and minnows had all gone into his capa- cious mouth, whenever they chanced to travel his way ; and not having had to range for food, he was a thick fish, a real beauty, spotted and barred to perfection.
Larg...e pike are all very well as trophies of the angler's skill or of his luck, as the case may be ; but they are of no use for table purposes. Five to eight pounds is the weight at which to take them ; and, when they are in good condi- tion, few would wish to eat better fish. I would not take a pike from some waters I know, because when ponds or lakes have been left for years without being cleaned out they get foul that is to say, well stocked with frogs, efts, and leeches ; and when pike indulge in these luxuries of diet, no one hankers after eating them.
What to read after In the Green Leaf And the Sere?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Denham Jordan to read onlineMoreLess
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