Tales of Fishes
Tales of Fishes
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He took line in short, zigzag rushes. I fancied it was a bonita, but Sam shook his head. With about a hundred yards of line out, the fishleaped. He was golden. He had a huge, blunt, bow-shaped head and anarrow tail. The distance was pretty far, and I had no certainty to goby, yet I yelled: "Dolphin!" Sam was not so sure, but he looked mighty hopeful. The fish sounded andran in on me, then darted here and there, then began to leap and threshupon the surface. He was hard to lead--a very strong fi...sh for his lightweight. I never handled a fish more carefully. He came up on a lowswell, heading toward us, and he cut the water for fifty feet, with onlyhis dorsal, a gleam of gold, showing in the sunlight.
Next he jumped five times, and I could hear the wrestling sound he madewhen he shook himself. I had no idea what he might do next, and if hehad not been securely hooked would have gotten off. I tried hard to keepthe line taut and was not always successful. Like the waahoo, heperformed tricks new to me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He took line in short, zigzag rushes. I fancied it was a bonita, but Sam shook his head. With about a hundred yards of line out, the fishleaped. He was golden. He had a huge, blunt, bow-shaped head and anarrow tail. The distance was pretty far, and I had no certainty to goby, yet I yelled: "Dolphin!" Sam was not so sure, but he looked mighty hopeful. The fish sounded andran in on me, then darted here and there, then began to leap and threshupon the surface. He was hard to lead--a very strong fi...sh for his lightweight. I never handled a fish more carefully. He came up on a lowswell, heading toward us, and he cut the water for fifty feet, with onlyhis dorsal, a gleam of gold, showing in the sunlight.
Next he jumped five times, and I could hear the wrestling sound he madewhen he shook himself. I had no idea what he might do next, and if hehad not been securely hooked would have gotten off. I tried hard to keepthe line taut and was not always successful. Like the waahoo, heperformed tricks new to me.
What to read after Tales of Fishes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grey, Zane, 1872-1939 to read onlineMoreLess
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