 | 1828 - 964 pages
...well-fed fish, not much less than -libs. Throw him into the well. Now, Poietes, try that fish tising above, — and there are two more. " POIET. — I...him by taking the boat up. The line is loose : he hai left the link entangled in the weeds, and carried your fly with him. He must have been a large... | |
 | 1828 - 1538 pages
...well. Now, Poietes, try that fish rising above,— and there are two more. " POIET — I have him 1 " HAL — Take care. He has turned you, and you have...under the willow ; let him fall down Stream. " POIET. — T cannot get him out. " HAT, — Then wind up. I fear he is •lost, yet we will try to recover... | |
 | John Wilson - 1856 - 416 pages
...head up. He begins to tire, — and there i& landed. A fine well-fed fish, not much less than 4 Ib. Throw him into the well. Now, Poietes, try that fish...left the link entangled in the weeds, and carried your fly with him. He must have been a large fish, or he could not have disentangled himself from so... | |
 | John Wilson - 1856 - 432 pages
...him into the well. Now, Poietes, try that fish rising above, — and there are two more. POIET. — 1 have him! HAL. — Take care. He has turned you, and...left the link entangled in the weeds, and carried your fly with him. He must have been a large fish, or he could not have disentangled himself from so... | |
 | John Wilson - 1856 - 412 pages
...him into the well. Now, Poietes, try that fish rising above, — and there are two more. POIET. — 1 have him! HAL. — Take care. He has turned you, and...left the link entangled in the weeds, and carried your fly with him. He must have been a large fish, or he could not have disentangled himself from so... | |
 | John Wilson - 1865 - 444 pages
...him into the well. Now, Poietes, try that fish rising above, — and there are two more. POIET. — 1 have him ! HAL. — Take care. He has turned you,...left the link entangled in the weeds, and carried your fly with him. He must have been a large fish, or he could not have disentangled himself from so... | |
 | Sir Humphry Davy - 1870 - 334 pages
...head up. He begins to tire, — and there, is landed. A fine well-fed fish, not much less than 4 Ibs. Throw him into the well. Now, Poietes, try that fish...left the link entangled in the weeds, and carried your fly with him. He must have been a large fish, or he could not have disentangled himself from so... | |
 | Willmott Willmott-Dixon - 1901 - 394 pages
...begins to tire, — and there, he is landed. A fine well-fed fish, not much less than four pounds. Throw him into the well. Now, Poietes, try that fish...left the link entangled in the weeds, and carried your fly with him. He must have been a large fish, or he could not have disentangled himself from so... | |
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I have him ! HAL. — Take care. He has turned you, and you have suffered him to run out your line, and he is gone into the weeds under the willow : let him fall down stream. POIET. — I cannot get him out. HAL. — Then wind up. I fear he is lost, yet... 