Man And Nature On the Broads
Man And Nature On the Broads
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We filled a sack, didn't say much about it, and sold 'em at a dacent figure at a Norwich poulterer's. Yew've got a fish, lady! Now then, let me shove the net under; steady a bit keep the line taut, now wind up a bit. Now we've got him ! And as nice a perch it is as IV seen for a wery long chalk. If it ain't a tew-pounder, my name ain't Sharman ! ' Nothing more out of the common falls a prey to the allurements of our well- cleansed lob-worms. Bream mostly under a pound in weight, chance-time one... above it a few heedless little roach, and now and then a perch, or a succession of them, make our floats dance and vanish. There is fun galore, * tho' what is fun to you is death to us, ' the hapless fish might tell us ; even the squeamishness of the fair sex vanishes in the excitement of the pastime, and the most fugitive thought that angling savours of the cruel and the ungodly appears to have flitted also. May we not have felt like old Walton in his vindication of an angler's innocence ?
'For so our Lord was pleased when He fishers made fishers of men; Where (which is in no other game) A man may fish and praise His name.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We filled a sack, didn't say much about it, and sold 'em at a dacent figure at a Norwich poulterer's. Yew've got a fish, lady! Now then, let me shove the net under; steady a bit keep the line taut, now wind up a bit. Now we've got him ! And as nice a perch it is as IV seen for a wery long chalk. If it ain't a tew-pounder, my name ain't Sharman ! ' Nothing more out of the common falls a prey to the allurements of our well- cleansed lob-worms. Bream mostly under a pound in weight, chance-time one... above it a few heedless little roach, and now and then a perch, or a succession of them, make our floats dance and vanish. There is fun galore, * tho' what is fun to you is death to us, ' the hapless fish might tell us ; even the squeamishness of the fair sex vanishes in the excitement of the pastime, and the most fugitive thought that angling savours of the cruel and the ungodly appears to have flitted also. May we not have felt like old Walton in his vindication of an angler's innocence ?
'For so our Lord was pleased when He fishers made fishers of men; Where (which is in no other game) A man may fish and praise His name.
What to read after Man And Nature On the Broads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Henry Patterson to read onlineMoreLess
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