The Boy Anglers; Their Adventures in the Gulf of Mexico, California, the Pacific And Atlantic Oceans, And the Lakes And Streams of Canada
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Where Mississippi churns the mud ; Don't bring him here at all ! " " It's more than likely," said the Commodore when the Angler concluded, " that Johnnie Grayley read the poetry and made up the yarn from it." Jack had just made a long cast with a small sardine when his rod bent to the danger point and the delicate but musical reel gave tongue in a fashion that told an- other story than gafF-topsail cats ; and then into the air rose a silvery animated streak of lightning, quivering, dancing, car...acoling, bending all in a breath ; so dazzling a creature that Jack stopped reeling to gaze at it in amazement. Down it went, rushing out twenty feet of line to appear in a totally different place, literally dancing on the water \ now on head, again on tail, a fantasy in THE TEN-POUNDER 177 silver, a long slender creature, the very ghost of a tarpon gone crazy.
" What is it ? " cried Jack, reeling and watching with breathless apprehension his cavorting tip.
'* Why, the ten-pounder, but about three pou4ids in this case," answered his father ; '* what we are here for ; the gamiest fish in the sea, at least," he added, sotto voce^ " to my mind." In the meantime Tom had a strike and he added a dancing companion to Jack's fish.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where Mississippi churns the mud ; Don't bring him here at all ! " " It's more than likely," said the Commodore when the Angler concluded, " that Johnnie Grayley read the poetry and made up the yarn from it." Jack had just made a long cast with a small sardine when his rod bent to the danger point and the delicate but musical reel gave tongue in a fashion that told an- other story than gafF-topsail cats ; and then into the air rose a silvery animated streak of lightning, quivering, dancing, car...acoling, bending all in a breath ; so dazzling a creature that Jack stopped reeling to gaze at it in amazement. Down it went, rushing out twenty feet of line to appear in a totally different place, literally dancing on the water \ now on head, again on tail, a fantasy in THE TEN-POUNDER 177 silver, a long slender creature, the very ghost of a tarpon gone crazy.
" What is it ? " cried Jack, reeling and watching with breathless apprehension his cavorting tip.
'* Why, the ten-pounder, but about three pou4ids in this case," answered his father ; '* what we are here for ; the gamiest fish in the sea, at least," he added, sotto voce^ " to my mind." In the meantime Tom had a strike and he added a dancing companion to Jack's fish.
What to read after The Boy Anglers; Their Adventures in the Gulf of Mexico, California, the Pacific And Atlantic Oceans, And the Lakes And Streams of Canada?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Frederick Holder to read onlineMoreLess
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