A book of the Severn
A book of the Severn
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At the point of contact a large, old-fashioned inn sits red and hospitable above the water. That it is a haunt of anglers needs no saying, in this case trollers for pike and patient watchers of the hope-inspiring float. For the Severn has small attraction for the fly-fisher. Its salmon, as before stated, will not rise ; its trout are very scarce and not given to surface feeding save in a bit of rapid here and there ; while the grayling, though plentiful enough at spots lower down, keep to their... special haunts.
Cound Hall itself, looks early Georgian, but the Pelham and Cressett families have been here for centuries, as may be read upon the monuments in the ancient red sand-stone church higher up the slope. Here again, is a fine, squat, massive tower with chancel, nave, and side aisles, the last divided by pointed arches. The Norman font and a sanctuary knocker on the door were shown me with much pride by the sexton who was obviously himself one of those props and pillars of the Church of England we shall miss when they have all died out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the point of contact a large, old-fashioned inn sits red and hospitable above the water. That it is a haunt of anglers needs no saying, in this case trollers for pike and patient watchers of the hope-inspiring float. For the Severn has small attraction for the fly-fisher. Its salmon, as before stated, will not rise ; its trout are very scarce and not given to surface feeding save in a bit of rapid here and there ; while the grayling, though plentiful enough at spots lower down, keep to their... special haunts.
Cound Hall itself, looks early Georgian, but the Pelham and Cressett families have been here for centuries, as may be read upon the monuments in the ancient red sand-stone church higher up the slope. Here again, is a fine, squat, massive tower with chancel, nave, and side aisles, the last divided by pointed arches. The Norman font and a sanctuary knocker on the door were shown me with much pride by the sexton who was obviously himself one of those props and pillars of the Church of England we shall miss when they have all died out.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A G Arthur Granville Bradley to read onlineMoreLess
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