Trout Fishing Memories And Morals
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It began by tantalising me with the sight of a Mayfly sitting on a sailor man's white cap in the Baker Street- Waterloo Tube Railway.
I might so easily have been spared that unusual sight. Come to think of it, you might travel the line year in year out for a decade and never see the like again. It was a real live Mayfly, not an imita- tion, which, I imagine, would be contrary to the King's Regulations and might be provided for under some comprehensive article. For the insect itself I am sure th...ere is no provision of any kind.
Well, as I say, I saw that sight, had speech with the unconscious wearer of the cap, and deduced that the Mayfly was up in a district where I should be on Bank Holiday. That, of course, set me to thinking about fishing in spite of much graver preoccupations which then were mine.
For in that district lives what an amusing writer has called "the occasional trout. " What better opportunity of making the acquaintance of that mysterious but attractive fish? I have a firm conviction that he is never under three pounds, y THE DUFFER'S FORTNIGHT 209 and usually somewhere between seven and ten pounds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It began by tantalising me with the sight of a Mayfly sitting on a sailor man's white cap in the Baker Street- Waterloo Tube Railway.
I might so easily have been spared that unusual sight. Come to think of it, you might travel the line year in year out for a decade and never see the like again. It was a real live Mayfly, not an imita- tion, which, I imagine, would be contrary to the King's Regulations and might be provided for under some comprehensive article. For the insect itself I am sure th...ere is no provision of any kind.
Well, as I say, I saw that sight, had speech with the unconscious wearer of the cap, and deduced that the Mayfly was up in a district where I should be on Bank Holiday. That, of course, set me to thinking about fishing in spite of much graver preoccupations which then were mine.
For in that district lives what an amusing writer has called "the occasional trout. " What better opportunity of making the acquaintance of that mysterious but attractive fish? I have a firm conviction that he is never under three pounds, y THE DUFFER'S FORTNIGHT 209 and usually somewhere between seven and ten pounds.
What to read after Trout Fishing Memories And Morals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugh Tempest Sheringham to read onlineMoreLess
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