The Field book Or Sports And Pastimes of the British Islands
The Field book Or Sports And Pastimes of the British Islands
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He rarely had a second casting line, and seldom a second set of flies. Did the day change, or the river fill or lower, he sat down on the bank, rip- ped wings and dubbings from his hooks, and prepared a new outfit in a twinkling. I Never met an angler who was so certain of tilling a basket as my friend B . His system, however, I would totally disapprove of. Without burthening oneself with enough to furnish out a tackle. Shop, a small and ! come in now, and vvitli light fo\ continues all effecti...ve collection is desirable, and it is, the summer, light rail, blue l>odied black hac- absurd to lose a fortunate half-hour tying on the river bank, what could be more conve- niently fabricated during the tedium of a wet daynvithin doors. An accident may rob the most discreet angler of his (lies, and surely it is necessary to have a fresh relay to put up 1 But though I take a sufficiency along with me, I never leave home without being provided with the materials for constructing new ones. An hour may bring ephemerae on the waters, which you must imitate, or you will cast in tain ; before evening (hey will have vanished, and given place to some new variety of the insect world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He rarely had a second casting line, and seldom a second set of flies. Did the day change, or the river fill or lower, he sat down on the bank, rip- ped wings and dubbings from his hooks, and prepared a new outfit in a twinkling. I Never met an angler who was so certain of tilling a basket as my friend B . His system, however, I would totally disapprove of. Without burthening oneself with enough to furnish out a tackle. Shop, a small and ! come in now, and vvitli light fo\ continues all effecti...ve collection is desirable, and it is, the summer, light rail, blue l>odied black hac- absurd to lose a fortunate half-hour tying on the river bank, what could be more conve- niently fabricated during the tedium of a wet daynvithin doors. An accident may rob the most discreet angler of his (lies, and surely it is necessary to have a fresh relay to put up 1 But though I take a sufficiency along with me, I never leave home without being provided with the materials for constructing new ones. An hour may bring ephemerae on the waters, which you must imitate, or you will cast in tain ; before evening (hey will have vanished, and given place to some new variety of the insect world.
What to read after The Field book Or Sports And Pastimes of the British Islands?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H William Hamilton Maxwell to read onlineMoreLess
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