Lines On the Water
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It was that year and Peg and I were staying at her mom’s, close by the Bartibog River. The trout were coming in, and I wanted to try my hand. But I wanted Peg to fish with me.
She had run the Bartibog River in the canoe the previous summer with me, and I decided that I would encourage this.
“Let’s get out tomorrow,” I said. “We’ll take the rowboat and just go above the bridge. I’ll dig some worms and we’ll get some trout.”
“Sure,” Peg said, who was playing crib with her sister and having a few b...eer. It seemed like a great idea at that instant.
So I went out in the evening and got some worms, took my spin cast, and searched about for a rod for Peg. Above the rafters in the cellar was an old bamboo rod—not much good for anything, with an old manual reel, and the line all crinkled—that someone put away before they travelled to Ontario to make their fortune.
“That’s a good rod for Peg,” I said.
Peg was still having some crib and beer when I got it ready, went down to check the oar locks and anchor on the rowboat, looked at the grand and gracious Bartibog.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was that year and Peg and I were staying at her mom’s, close by the Bartibog River. The trout were coming in, and I wanted to try my hand. But I wanted Peg to fish with me.
She had run the Bartibog River in the canoe the previous summer with me, and I decided that I would encourage this.
“Let’s get out tomorrow,” I said. “We’ll take the rowboat and just go above the bridge. I’ll dig some worms and we’ll get some trout.”
“Sure,” Peg said, who was playing crib with her sister and having a few b...eer. It seemed like a great idea at that instant.
So I went out in the evening and got some worms, took my spin cast, and searched about for a rod for Peg. Above the rafters in the cellar was an old bamboo rod—not much good for anything, with an old manual reel, and the line all crinkled—that someone put away before they travelled to Ontario to make their fortune.
“That’s a good rod for Peg,” I said.
Peg was still having some crib and beer when I got it ready, went down to check the oar locks and anchor on the rowboat, looked at the grand and gracious Bartibog.
What to read after Lines On the Water?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Adams Richards to read onlineMoreLess
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