Spring Tide Or the Angler And His Friends
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Another ! — shorten line, and keep him clear of that stone. Well done ! you have him now at advantage. He grows weak — bring him to the side — ^there ! What think you of this spot ?
e/. Beautiftil ! I never saw a sweeter stream in the south of England. What a shoal of minnows in the pool behind that great stone.
S. They are there to avoid the trouts which are now on the shallows. A friend, on whose veracity I can implicitly rely, told me, that some years since, he was one day fishing in Hertfor...dshire, when, as he sat by the river-side changing his flies, he beheld a concourse of these beautiful little fishes apparently in deep council.
134 SPEIKG-TIDE.
They formed a very perfect circle of about three feet in diameter, each fish having, his head turned inwards. They remained thus grouped and perfectly immovable, ex- cept their fins, but if any strange minnow ventured near them, two or three of the body moved out of the circle and chased it away, returning and falling in again with the greatest precision.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Another ! — shorten line, and keep him clear of that stone. Well done ! you have him now at advantage. He grows weak — bring him to the side — ^there ! What think you of this spot ?
e/. Beautiftil ! I never saw a sweeter stream in the south of England. What a shoal of minnows in the pool behind that great stone.
S. They are there to avoid the trouts which are now on the shallows. A friend, on whose veracity I can implicitly rely, told me, that some years since, he was one day fishing in Hertfor...dshire, when, as he sat by the river-side changing his flies, he beheld a concourse of these beautiful little fishes apparently in deep council.
134 SPEIKG-TIDE.
They formed a very perfect circle of about three feet in diameter, each fish having, his head turned inwards. They remained thus grouped and perfectly immovable, ex- cept their fins, but if any strange minnow ventured near them, two or three of the body moved out of the circle and chased it away, returning and falling in again with the greatest precision.
What to read after Spring Tide Or the Angler And His Friends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Yonge Akerman to read onlineMoreLess
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