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A citizen of this age would almost as much disdain to admit of a tenant for half his
shop , as a knight would to ride double ; though the brethren of one of the most
ancient orders in the world were so little above this practice , that their common ...
A citizen of this age would almost as much disdain to admit of a tenant for half his
shop , as a knight would to ride double ; though the brethren of one of the most
ancient orders in the world were so little above this practice , that their common ...
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You shall take a peck , or a peck and a half , ( according to the greatness of the
stream and deepness of the water , ) where you mean to angle , of sweet gross -
ground barleymalt ; and boil it in a kettle ( one or two warms is enough : ) then ...
You shall take a peck , or a peck and a half , ( according to the greatness of the
stream and deepness of the water , ) where you mean to angle , of sweet gross -
ground barleymalt ; and boil it in a kettle ( one or two warms is enough : ) then ...
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In places where you sometimes meet with Barbel , as at Shepperton and
Hampton , in Middlesex , the fittest line is one of six or seven hairs at top , and so
dininishing for two yards ; let the rest be strong Indian grass , to within about half
a yard ...
In places where you sometimes meet with Barbel , as at Shepperton and
Hampton , in Middlesex , the fittest line is one of six or seven hairs at top , and so
dininishing for two yards ; let the rest be strong Indian grass , to within about half
a yard ...
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And for dyeing of your hairs , do it thus : take a pint of strong ale , half a pound of
soot , and a little quantity of the juice of walnut - tree leaves , and an equal
quantity of alum ; put these together into a pot , pan , or pipkin , and boil them half
an ...
And for dyeing of your hairs , do it thus : take a pint of strong ale , half a pound of
soot , and a little quantity of the juice of walnut - tree leaves , and an equal
quantity of alum ; put these together into a pot , pan , or pipkin , and boil them half
an ...
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The first with a line about half the length of the rod , a good weighty plumb , and
three hairs next the hook , which we call a running - line , and with one large
brandling , or a dew - worm of a moderate size , or two small ones of the first , or
any ...
The first with a line about half the length of the rod , a good weighty plumb , and
three hairs next the hook , which we call a running - line , and with one large
brandling , or a dew - worm of a moderate size , or two small ones of the first , or
any ...
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| Заглавие | The Complete Angler, Or, Contemplative Man's Recreation: Being a Discourse on Rivers, Fish-ponds, Fish and Fishing-- |
| Автори | Izaak Walton, Sir John Hawkins |
| Издание | 9 |
| Издател | James Smith, 1822 |
| Оригиналът е от | Харвардският университет |
| Цифровизирана на | 25 Окт 2007 |
| Брой страници | 383 страници |
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