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" Immediately, a vindictive plunge revealed both his power and will to use it, by breaking free from so fragile a chain. To my dismay, I now saw that my son had chosen, by mistake, the lightest reel line in my possession, only intended for sea-trout or... "
The Moor and the Loch: Containing Minute Instructions in All Highland Sports - Page 302
by John Colquhoun - 1880
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THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE

SIMPKIN MARSHALL - 1871 - 476 pages
...repeat his effort, with the evident resolve to dally no longer with his prey. Imme diately, a vindict1ve plunge revealed both his power and will to use it,...lightest reel line in my possession, only intended for sea trout or grilse, in the clearest water of July ! Its length, however, was 100 yards, and having...
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Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 123

1878 - 822 pages
...repeat lus effort, with the evident resolve to dally no longer with his prey. Immediately, a vindwtive plunge revealed both his power and will to use it,...saw that my son had chosen, by mistake, the lightest reelline in my possession, only intended for sea-trout or grilse, in the clearest water of July ! Its...
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The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Volume 32

1880 - 798 pages
...augured ill for the ultimate success of the fisherman. For — " To my dismay, I now saw that my son hid chosen, by mistake, the lightest reel line in my possession, only intended for sea-trout orgriUt, in the clearest water of July ! Its length, how ever, was 100 yards ; and having perfect con£...
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Mountain Stream and Covert: Sketches of Country Life and Sport in England ...

Alexander Innes Shand - 1897 - 388 pages
...vindictive plunge " on to the hook, which augured ill for the ultimate success of the fisherman. For — " To my dismay, I now saw that my son had chosen, by...clearest water of July ! Its length, however, was one hundred yards ; and having perfect confidence in the skill of the fisherman, I resolved not to...
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Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 127

1880 - 840 pages
...vindictive plunge " on to the hook, which augured ill for the ultimate success of the fisherman. For — " To my dismay, I now saw that my son had chosen, by...lightest reel line in my possession, only intended for sea- trout or grilse, in the clearest water of July ! Its length, however, was 100 yards ; and having...
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Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 123

1878 - 798 pages
...followed ; then a cast, light as thistle-down, allured the wary insect-watcher to repeat his effort, wtth the evident resolve to dally no longer with his prey....saw that my son had chosen, by mistake, the lightest reelline in my possession, only intended for sen-trout or grilse, in the clearest water of July ! Its...
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