. Sport con la pistola e l'asta in legni americani e acque [microformati]. Caccia; Caccia; Pesca; Pesca; Chasse; Chasse; Pêche sportive; Pêche sportive. 11 .!  ¢ i' B |f.|nl Si io 'â '! Ho illii|i 'I 1^ W'' 'â lii l.:ll ^ 414 SnliHoii - /'ls/n'ng. appena tlu; thinj; per avere un uomo stantiin^ sulla sua testa in una hirdi-hark canoa cvt-ry tinu; egli ^cts " un aumento", o non è in grado di; prende un httle w ater runnin^f ilown rapitls. Gli esperti di anj^l(;r sceglie un frienil chi è tlelil)eratÂ".', anil prende tutti i mali filosoficamente e, se possibile, uno con quella fortunata la disposizione che permette a lui t

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. Sport with gun and rod in American woods and waters [microform]. Hunting; Hunting; Fishing; Fishing; Chasse; Chasse; Pêche sportive; Pêche sportive. 11 .! ⢠i' B |f.|nl Si I 'â '! illii i|i 'I 1^ W'' 'â lii l, .:ll ^ 414 SnliHoii - /'ls/n'ng. just tlu; thinj; to have a man stantiin^ on his head in a hirdi-hark canoe cvt-ry tinu; he ^cts " a rise, " or the canot; takes a httle w ater runnin^f ilown rapitls. The experienced anj^l(;r chooses a frienil who is tlelil)erat«.', anil takes all ills philosophically, and, if possible, one with that fortunate disposition which permits him tt) keep holh his head and his temper uniUir all circumstances. ()ther things heinj^; e(|ual, he selects an ailmirer and follower of IJrillat-Savarin, for he has ever remarked that one who fully enjoys and appreciates the best of dinners is just the one to endure with e{|uanimity the worst, if no better is attainable. 'I'o be eij^hteen miles from the main camp when tish are rising as fast as they can be killed, antl to have but three pieces of pilot-bread for the angler and his two men. and to be forced to go without supper and breakfast, or else give up the sport and return, will bring the bad out of any man if it is in him. Your companionable angler need not always take things ijuite as coolly as did a well-known editor who, once upon a time, while engaged in pulling in a blue-fish, after sawing his fingers with a hundred or more feet of line, was seized with hunger and fatigue, and, taking a hitch about a cleat, satisfied his innt.T man with sardines and crackers. To the surprise of all his companions, after finishing his lunch and resting his fingers, he pulled . in the fish, which had swallowed the hook so far down that it had to be cutout. Of course, the first few feet of the line which he used was wired so that it could not be bitten off.. THB PIIILDljOI'IIICAI. ANCI-KK. m-. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been

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