Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 674
ight trout rod, but his previousangling experience stood him in good stead, andhe had also picked up many pointers fr.om theconversation of his father and other experts.He actually got one rise—not a large fish, to besure—but even that one half-hearted rise was more tlian enough to encourage him to… … FOR A MOMENT HE LOOKED; THEN SANK TO ONE KNEEWITH A GASP. (SEE PAGE I081.) drinking in wisdom from the lips of the sages.The boy had quickly won a place in the hearts ofthe older anglers because of his boundless enthu-siasm and good nature. Presently Brownell rose to his feet. Mr. Pres-ident, he…
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