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Page 192
... answer and that Mr Law has no practi- cable alternative to offer , no doubt he would reply , firstly , that if they are looking for the sort of highway a man can travel along blindfold , only a charlatan would offer to be their guide ...
... answer and that Mr Law has no practi- cable alternative to offer , no doubt he would reply , firstly , that if they are looking for the sort of highway a man can travel along blindfold , only a charlatan would offer to be their guide ...
Page 248
... answer ? " " That's what I've asked my- self a score of times , " I replied . " I think it's this . Not to fish is ... answered . " But as it affects our discussion , I will admit that I think most anglers are not . " old Walton ...
... answer ? " " That's what I've asked my- self a score of times , " I replied . " I think it's this . Not to fish is ... answered . " But as it affects our discussion , I will admit that I think most anglers are not . " old Walton ...
Page 254
... answer , once more the challenge . Other voices echoed them , a chorus off - stage . Discreetly I took refuge on a huge red rock , the selfsame rock from which , so many summers before , I had first seen Black Spine . The deer were ...
... answer , once more the challenge . Other voices echoed them , a chorus off - stage . Discreetly I took refuge on a huge red rock , the selfsame rock from which , so many summers before , I had first seen Black Spine . The deer were ...
Contents
LIBRA | 16 |
Contents for January 1951 | 96 |
AN ENCOUNTER ON THE FLUELA BY MICHAEL ROBERTSON | 104 |
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