The Angler in Wales Or Days And Nights of Sportsmen volume 1
The Angler in Wales Or Days And Nights of Sportsmen volume 1
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H 2 100 ANECDOTE.
This friend was no other than Lord Strangford, who, determined to hoax his brother bard (quelle malice ! as you say), had bought, before he left town, a small-tooth horn comb, which, when the soup was served, he dropped secretly into the tureen. Moore found the contents deli- cious, and was overpersuaded by his titled bon vivant (though, according to the immortal Brum- mel, it is highly incorrect) to be helped a second time to soup ; when what should be ladled out into his pla...te, but the damning evidence of the cook's cleanliness? Tommy's fertile imagina- tion peopled it with a hundred hairs. The story goes to say, he ate no white bait that day. " " But what has all this to do with angling ? A tremendous storm is brewing from the south- west; and we have got fish enough for our dinner. Let us see if we can get it dressed in the manner of white bait, at that village, which, by the map, should be Llanwin.
' You have no need to say, bon appetit. ' " DEJEUNER. 101 SEVENTH DAY.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
H 2 100 ANECDOTE.
This friend was no other than Lord Strangford, who, determined to hoax his brother bard (quelle malice ! as you say), had bought, before he left town, a small-tooth horn comb, which, when the soup was served, he dropped secretly into the tureen. Moore found the contents deli- cious, and was overpersuaded by his titled bon vivant (though, according to the immortal Brum- mel, it is highly incorrect) to be helped a second time to soup ; when what should be ladled out into his pla...te, but the damning evidence of the cook's cleanliness? Tommy's fertile imagina- tion peopled it with a hundred hairs. The story goes to say, he ate no white bait that day. " " But what has all this to do with angling ? A tremendous storm is brewing from the south- west; and we have got fish enough for our dinner. Let us see if we can get it dressed in the manner of white bait, at that village, which, by the map, should be Llanwin.
' You have no need to say, bon appetit. ' " DEJEUNER. 101 SEVENTH DAY.
What to read after The Angler in Wales Or Days And Nights of Sportsmen volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Medwin to read onlineMoreLess
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