The River Dove: With Some Quiet Thoughts on the Happy Practice of AnglingWilliam Pickering, 1847 - 296 страници |
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... desire to know how they conversed together as they arrived at Spittle Hill , I will read it to you in Mr. Cotton's own words , whiles you are to finish the landskip . Painter . I am ready to hear it , and what is more , to take a ...
... desire to know how they conversed together as they arrived at Spittle Hill , I will read it to you in Mr. Cotton's own words , whiles you are to finish the landskip . Painter . I am ready to hear it , and what is more , to take a ...
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... desire to try and angle in the river Dove , that you take so great a delight in . Angler . That were ftrange indeed , —to see your leifure divided between the pencil and the angle rod ! —yet if I could once inveigle you to the practice ...
... desire to try and angle in the river Dove , that you take so great a delight in . Angler . That were ftrange indeed , —to see your leifure divided between the pencil and the angle rod ! —yet if I could once inveigle you to the practice ...
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... desire.— C Angler . Did you obferve , brother , how this honest host , for fuch I doubt not he is , took up the words of Mr. Cotton ? you may depend he hath read the Inftructions how to angle for a ' trout or grayling in a clear stream ...
... desire.— C Angler . Did you obferve , brother , how this honest host , for fuch I doubt not he is , took up the words of Mr. Cotton ? you may depend he hath read the Inftructions how to angle for a ' trout or grayling in a clear stream ...
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... all my heart . Angler . I have the greatest desire poffible to see a gentleman endowed with so many ac- complishments , and of fuch a generous spirit . But let us move upwards . Hoft . Aye , Sir ; yonder , where the 132 The River Dove .
... all my heart . Angler . I have the greatest desire poffible to see a gentleman endowed with so many ac- complishments , and of fuch a generous spirit . But let us move upwards . Hoft . Aye , Sir ; yonder , where the 132 The River Dove .
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... desire.- And quickly.- - Angler . That is well - come brother , here's to you and your honest Master , Mr. Izaak Walton , and I will not forget Mr. Charles Cot- ton , for you muft now look upon him as an adopted brother . Painter ...
... desire.- And quickly.- - Angler . That is well - come brother , here's to you and your honest Master , Mr. Izaak Walton , and I will not forget Mr. Charles Cot- ton , for you muft now look upon him as an adopted brother . Painter ...
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