The Game Fish of the Northern States And British Provinces With An Account of T
The Game Fish of the Northern States And British Provinces With An Account of T
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Yet the people think the river has improved because the laws are partially enforced at its mouth, betters complain of the spearers, and the spearers of the netters, but neither do anything but harm. The upper stream is alive with nets, although netting should be per- mitted nowhere above tide water. The only crops of the region are potatoes, oats and 138 > T]EW BRUNSWICK.
hay ; for nine months there is rigorous winter, and for three months cold weather. The great productions are black flies, mi...dgets and mosquitoes. The Lord help such a people, for the people will never help themselves. Let my blessing remain with the land; I shall never return for it.
The river itself is not only lovely to contemplate but would afford to reasonable beings abundant support. In May and June the Gaspereau or ale wives, a species of herring, Alosa Tyrannus, make their appearance in myriads, and ascend to the lakes to spawn ; in June and July the beautiful sea trout appear in shoals and urge their course to the head- waters and the cool brooks ; in July and August come the splendid salmon, struggling against every impediment that the wit of man, or want of wit, can place in their way, to perpetuate their species for that foolish man's support, and build their nests in the broad sandy pools.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet the people think the river has improved because the laws are partially enforced at its mouth, betters complain of the spearers, and the spearers of the netters, but neither do anything but harm. The upper stream is alive with nets, although netting should be per- mitted nowhere above tide water. The only crops of the region are potatoes, oats and 138 > T]EW BRUNSWICK.
hay ; for nine months there is rigorous winter, and for three months cold weather. The great productions are black flies, mi...dgets and mosquitoes. The Lord help such a people, for the people will never help themselves. Let my blessing remain with the land; I shall never return for it.
The river itself is not only lovely to contemplate but would afford to reasonable beings abundant support. In May and June the Gaspereau or ale wives, a species of herring, Alosa Tyrannus, make their appearance in myriads, and ascend to the lakes to spawn ; in June and July the beautiful sea trout appear in shoals and urge their course to the head- waters and the cool brooks ; in July and August come the splendid salmon, struggling against every impediment that the wit of man, or want of wit, can place in their way, to perpetuate their species for that foolish man's support, and build their nests in the broad sandy pools.
What to read after The Game Fish of the Northern States And British Provinces With An Account of T?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Barnwell Roosevelt to read onlineMoreLess
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