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The Bookshelf for boys and girls Little Journeys into Bookland part 2 (1912)

University Society, New York · New York: University Society · leaf 152

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ysvaluing himself on his harmlessness; and who ac-tually follows up one of his most complacentpassages of this kind with an injunction to im-pale a certain worm twice upon the hook, becauseit is lively, and might get off! All that can be said of such a strange incon-sistency is that, having been… … XX—10 THE JOYS OF ANGLING. Oh, the gallant fishers life 1It is the best of any. J47 348 THE ESSAY IN THE PAST AND PRESENT so as to become almost, perhaps quite, insensibleto it. And angling does indeed seem the next thing todreaming. It dispenses with locomotion, and ren-ders the very countenance…

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