thing the balance of The familiar bubbles in the eddies told the evening but refer to “good rods” and where the trout were most hungry, and, “awkard anglers” and “amateur Izaak picketing the horses, we were soon in the Waltons,” ete. midst of ourfun. An old campaigner But under the scathing fire of… … it 4 g x - hi sleep was the most refreshing I had had again my! what a whopper! fully twe \- for many moons. pounds! He follows the course of the is The next morning we were awakened fly I relax he makes his finalleap I’ve got him! Not yet, I fear, for the line by the jingle of bells on the horses…
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