. Days and nights of salmon fishing the Tweed; with a short account of the natural history and habits of the salmon. With illus. Salmon fishing -- Tweed River; Salmon. AN IDLE SCAMP. 81 palls and watering pans; in consequence of which I was compelled to snap my line, and tnrn upon my fair tormentors. But let no boy of fourteen ever try to face a batch of lasses. In fine, I was terribly mauled, and did not feel my ears at all comfortable in their externals for a considerable time afterwards. But enough of these idle anecdotes. The reader will now understand that I, Harry Otter, was an idle scam
. Days and nights of salmon fishing the Tweed; with a short account of the natural history and habits of the salmon. With illus. Salmon fishing -- Tweed River; Salmon. AN IDLE SCAMP. 81 palls and watering pans; in consequence of which I was compelled to snap my line, and tnrn upon my fair tormentors. But let no boy of fourteen ever try to face a batch of lasses. In fine, I was terribly mauled, and did not feel my ears at all comfortable in their externals for a considerable time afterwards. But enough of these idle anecdotes. The reader will now understand that I, Harry Otter, was an idle scamp. If he chooses to keep company with me in my rambles, he will, nevertheless, find no very particular harm in me, and I on my part shall be delighted to hold good fellow- ship with an indulgent brother of the â ' I saw young: Harry with his beaver off.' G. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Scrope, William, 1772-1852. London : J. Murray
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