Scenes and recollections of fly-fishing, in Northumberland, Cumberland, and Westmorland

William Andrew Chatto

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SCENES AND RECOLLECTIONS OF FLY-FISHING, IN ANDNORTHUMBERLAND, CUMBERLAND, WESTMORLAND. STEPHEN THE YOUNGEROLIVER, c^Cv INOF COM. EBOR.ALDWARK, LONDON : CHAPMAN AND 186, STRAND.HALL, 1834. C. Tuoks LaiCourt,Whittitighauij Chancery CLARI3SIMO VIRO DOMINO CHRISTOPHERO NORTH, CRIT1COPISCATORI, POETJE, ; TAM PISCATORIO QUAM SCRIPTORIO,CALAMO, APPRIME PERITO, FUSTE FORMIDABILI,(Hibernice, shillelah) SCIPIONE TREMENDOcrutch) ;(Anglice, HOC OPUSCULUMQUALECUNQUE D. D. D. STEPHANUS OLIVERUS. To man made for due intervals of relaxation arelabour, no less than is to the when exhaustednecessary, sleep body and that mortal be reck- ;by watching truly unhappy may to whom affords amusement. He who is ex-oned, nothing morehausted the has the needby weighty labours, greatest of rest but not with becomes tor-rest,; tempered pleasure, The reward of which thelabour,pid insensibility. principal Creator has to is leisure with andman, ;granted enjoyment mortals exert their utmost efforts to obtain it.generally on the translated the LatinReflections Nature,Study of from Linn&us Sir J. E. Smith.byof A DAY IN COQUETDALE. " There's a ane has siller ore,mony finds it downa make him smileThat ; There's a ane has store,mony gowden Wha wears a heart the while.heavy to an' toilIt's sometimes, stay ;guid, It's to wander free ;guid, the when there's nae stileFolk dyke ;loup wi' me." n. ROXBY.Sae affto Coquet-side The Fisher's Garland 1832.

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• Langue: English
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SCENES AND RECOLLECTIONS
OF
FLY-FISHING,
IN
ANDNORTHUMBERLAND, CUMBERLAND,
WESTMORLAND.
STEPHEN THE YOUNGEROLIVER, c^Cv
INOF COM. EBOR.ALDWARK,
LONDON :
CHAPMAN AND 186, STRAND.HALL,
1834.C. Tuoks LaiCourt,Whittitighauij ChanceryCLARI3SIMO VIRO
DOMINO CHRISTOPHERO NORTH,
CRIT1COPISCATORI, POETJE, ;
TAM PISCATORIO QUAM SCRIPTORIO,CALAMO,
APPRIME PERITO,
FUSTE FORMIDABILI,(Hibernice, shillelah)
SCIPIONE TREMENDOcrutch) ;(Anglice,
HOC OPUSCULUMQUALECUNQUE
D. D. D.
STEPHANUS OLIVERUS.To man made for due intervals of relaxation arelabour,
no less than is to the when exhaustednecessary, sleep body
and that mortal be reck-
;by watching truly unhappy may
to whom affords amusement. He who is ex-oned, nothing
morehausted the has the needby weighty labours, greatest
of rest but not with becomes tor-rest,; tempered pleasure,
The reward of which thelabour,pid insensibility. principal
Creator has to is leisure with andman, ;granted enjoyment
mortals exert their utmost efforts to obtain it.generally
on the translated the LatinReflections Nature,Study of from
Linn&us Sir J. E. Smith.byof