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An older form of the treatyse of fysshynge wyth an angle (1883)

Berners, Juliane, b. 1388?, Satchell, Thomas, 1886- · London : W. Satchell · leaf 75

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eflects in every page its author’s kind heart, ripe experience, and soundness of judgment. Like Auceps, in a book which Mr. Henderson, in common with all anglers, must reverence, we close this delightful volume with the words, ‘I assure you, Mr. Piscator, I now part with you full of good thoughts,… … will find much to delight them in anecdotes of the animals which most fre- quently cross the angler’s path, and reminiscences of the beautiful scenes where the author has rambled. Its tone of reverent affection for nature as the handiwork af a Creator and for revealed religion, is worthy of all…

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