Blackwood's Magazine, Volumes 269-270W. Blackwood, 1951 - England |
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That fish took time to realise that it was not a stew - pond carp , but a sea- fed trout with a reasonable knowing where they would put chance of escaping . Then , with the old bull next , he said . 66 He seemed surprised at the ...
That fish took time to realise that it was not a stew - pond carp , but a sea- fed trout with a reasonable knowing where they would put chance of escaping . Then , with the old bull next , he said . 66 He seemed surprised at the ...
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The trouble is that fishing is a mystery to most men , " I went on . ... They can judge only by results , and they fail to understand how a man can spend hours and days angling for fish that come to the bag in such small numbers ...
The trouble is that fishing is a mystery to most men , " I went on . ... They can judge only by results , and they fail to understand how a man can spend hours and days angling for fish that come to the bag in such small numbers ...
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first second I knew I was fast in a good - sized fish . It took me twenty - seven minutes to play him to the boat , but every minute was packed with action and excitement . " Well done , yer honour , " was Shaun's con- gratulation at ...
first second I knew I was fast in a good - sized fish . It took me twenty - seven minutes to play him to the boat , but every minute was packed with action and excitement . " Well done , yer honour , " was Shaun's con- gratulation at ...
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Contents
THE ADOPTED SON BY BARBARA WHITTINGHAMJONES | 41 |
THE AUCTION BY J K STANFORD | 263 |
THE CHALKPIT BY JOHN WELMAN | 369 |
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