The Song of the Reel
The Song of the Reel
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" For many years the length in question afforded excellent sport, but, unfortunately, polution has robbed the angling visitor of a privilege that nowadays would be highly appreciated, especially in view of the fact that the portions of the river wherein fish thrive are totally inaccessible to the vagrant fisherman. There is, however, a solitary exception ; and this a notable one. Through the kindness of the Duke of Rutland, a delightful length of the Wye, between Bakewell and Rowsley, is open t...o guests at the Rutland Arms and 24 THE SONG OF THE REEL.
the Peacock, which Hotels are situated in the aforesaid market-town and village respectively. At both these places there is a station on the main line of the Midland Railway, between London and the North. The number of tickets granted daily from each hotel is limited to four ; consequently it is advisable to make inquiries well beforehand, since a permit is not always available in the height of the season. These houses provide first-class accommodation, and the fishing is free, although, of course, a license costing i/- for a week, or 2/6 for the season, must be purchased.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" For many years the length in question afforded excellent sport, but, unfortunately, polution has robbed the angling visitor of a privilege that nowadays would be highly appreciated, especially in view of the fact that the portions of the river wherein fish thrive are totally inaccessible to the vagrant fisherman. There is, however, a solitary exception ; and this a notable one. Through the kindness of the Duke of Rutland, a delightful length of the Wye, between Bakewell and Rowsley, is open t...o guests at the Rutland Arms and 24 THE SONG OF THE REEL.
the Peacock, which Hotels are situated in the aforesaid market-town and village respectively. At both these places there is a station on the main line of the Midland Railway, between London and the North. The number of tickets granted daily from each hotel is limited to four ; consequently it is advisable to make inquiries well beforehand, since a permit is not always available in the height of the season. These houses provide first-class accommodation, and the fishing is free, although, of course, a license costing i/- for a week, or 2/6 for the season, must be purchased.
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