Blackwood's Magazine, Volum 247William Blackwood, 1940 |
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Side 185
... fish when you merely drift across the surface peering down into the water , the spear vertical with its point a foot ... fish the point comes away from the unwieldy They shaft and you have your fish on the hand - line . Thus you obtain a ...
... fish when you merely drift across the surface peering down into the water , the spear vertical with its point a foot ... fish the point comes away from the unwieldy They shaft and you have your fish on the hand - line . Thus you obtain a ...
Side 188
... fish , also roe- deer venison , and sometimes mutton . Some fish is improved by smoking , and the home product is far superior to the bought article . This is because our fish are dead fresh when they go into the shed , instead of being ...
... fish , also roe- deer venison , and sometimes mutton . Some fish is improved by smoking , and the home product is far superior to the bought article . This is because our fish are dead fresh when they go into the shed , instead of being ...
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... fish , yet invariably spurned , perhaps because once again he must be properly prepared . During the Great War , Irish and Scottish pike and conger - eel were served as the fish course in many of the city restaurants , and those who ...
... fish , yet invariably spurned , perhaps because once again he must be properly prepared . During the Great War , Irish and Scottish pike and conger - eel were served as the fish course in many of the city restaurants , and those who ...
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LETS FEED OURSELVES BY H MORTIMER BATTEN | 184 |
MEMORIES OF THE DEER FORESTS BY H MORTIMER BATTEN 482 | 307 |
PATROLLING A FRONTIER BY CLELAND SCOTT 492 | 326 |
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