Wings And Hackle a Pot Pourri of Fly Fishing for Trout And Grayling And of Note
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These are very evident and must occur to a man who even takes a long cycle ride along the banks of a river. In one place, it is an old creek leading to a large pond which has been piled off by a private landowner, and the pond in the rear filled up and done away with. In another, it is the low lying swampy bank that has been artificially raised perhaps four feet by a house proprietor in order to prevent his garden from being annually sub- merged. (You can hardly tell him now that the garden oug...ht never to have been there). In a third it is a long asphalte wall, ten feet high, erected by a speculative builder, in order to turn what was a river side snipe swamp into an eligible building site.
Thus acre by acre, and year by year, the abstraction goes on under everyone's eyes; just as the abstraction of common land used to, until a river has no reserves at all, and the soil on either side of it is drained and dry from decade to decade. Why, even the flood arches of bridges may be seen let to boat builders, or coal merchants, in many places; who no doubt complain bitterly, and think of compen- sation, should a drop of flood water ever dare to trickle through their premises.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These are very evident and must occur to a man who even takes a long cycle ride along the banks of a river. In one place, it is an old creek leading to a large pond which has been piled off by a private landowner, and the pond in the rear filled up and done away with. In another, it is the low lying swampy bank that has been artificially raised perhaps four feet by a house proprietor in order to prevent his garden from being annually sub- merged. (You can hardly tell him now that the garden oug...ht never to have been there). In a third it is a long asphalte wall, ten feet high, erected by a speculative builder, in order to turn what was a river side snipe swamp into an eligible building site.
Thus acre by acre, and year by year, the abstraction goes on under everyone's eyes; just as the abstraction of common land used to, until a river has no reserves at all, and the soil on either side of it is drained and dry from decade to decade. Why, even the flood arches of bridges may be seen let to boat builders, or coal merchants, in many places; who no doubt complain bitterly, and think of compen- sation, should a drop of flood water ever dare to trickle through their premises.
What to read after Wings And Hackle a Pot Pourri of Fly Fishing for Trout And Grayling And of Note?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Raymond Hill to read onlineMoreLess
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