The Anglers Guide Or Complete London Angler Containing the Whole Art of Angl
The Anglers Guide Or Complete London Angler Containing the Whole Art of Angl
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Struck with her charms, I nearer drew, To view this lovely creature j The line into the brook she threw, But, oh ! with such good nature.
When me this charming girl espied, She seemM intimidated : Don't be afraid, sweet maid, I cried, Cupid your hook has baited.
My hand and heart, sweet nymph, are thine, If you will but accept them j And all I have to thee resign, But die if you reject them.
104 THE ANGLER'S GUIDE.
This, and much more, to her I said, She reply' d, she must away ; Her friends -w...ould think too long she stay'd, Then sweetly smil'd, and bid good day.
I soon gain'd her's and friends' consent, That Delia should be my bride j In a few months to church we went, And the happy knot was tyM.
Now pass my days ia sweet content, Blest with her fond embraces ; And Delia owns she does not repent Angling- for Daee and Roaches.
Shepperton deeps are well stored with fish ; the new deep, particularly, is a fine steady swim, full of heavy Barbel, Chub, Roach . And Dace : above this swim are Gudgeon scowers, which, with the deeps, are fished in a boat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Struck with her charms, I nearer drew, To view this lovely creature j The line into the brook she threw, But, oh ! with such good nature.
When me this charming girl espied, She seemM intimidated : Don't be afraid, sweet maid, I cried, Cupid your hook has baited.
My hand and heart, sweet nymph, are thine, If you will but accept them j And all I have to thee resign, But die if you reject them.
104 THE ANGLER'S GUIDE.
This, and much more, to her I said, She reply' d, she must away ; Her friends -w...ould think too long she stay'd, Then sweetly smil'd, and bid good day.
I soon gain'd her's and friends' consent, That Delia should be my bride j In a few months to church we went, And the happy knot was tyM.
Now pass my days ia sweet content, Blest with her fond embraces ; And Delia owns she does not repent Angling- for Daee and Roaches.
Shepperton deeps are well stored with fish ; the new deep, particularly, is a fine steady swim, full of heavy Barbel, Chub, Roach . And Dace : above this swim are Gudgeon scowers, which, with the deeps, are fished in a boat.
What to read after The Anglers Guide Or Complete London Angler Containing the Whole Art of Angl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T F Thomas Frederick Salter to read onlineMoreLess
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