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... catching of fish, I amnot so simple asnotto know,that a captious reader may find exceptions against something said of some of these; and therefore I must entreat himtocon. eider, that experience teaches us to know that several countries ...
... catching of fish, I amnot so simple asnotto know,that a captious reader may find exceptions against something said of some of these; and therefore I must entreat himtocon. eider, that experience teaches us to know that several countries ...
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... catch fish, and be as wise, as he that makes hay by the fair days in an Almanack, and no surer; forthosevery flies that usedto appear about,and on, thewater inone month of the year, may the following year come almost a month sooner or ...
... catch fish, and be as wise, as he that makes hay by the fair days in an Almanack, and no surer; forthosevery flies that usedto appear about,and on, thewater inone month of the year, may the following year come almost a month sooner or ...
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... catch a brace or two tomorrow, fora friend's breakfast: doubt not therefore,Sir, but that angling is anart,and an worth your learning.The question is rather, whetheryou becapable of learning it? angling is somewhat likepoetry, men are ...
... catch a brace or two tomorrow, fora friend's breakfast: doubt not therefore,Sir, but that angling is anart,and an worth your learning.The question is rather, whetheryou becapable of learning it? angling is somewhat likepoetry, men are ...
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Du har nået visningsgrænsen for denne bog.
Du har nået visningsgrænsen for denne bog.
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