Rambles With a Fishing Rod
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At the same time, though very suitable for hardy bachelors, there are many men who would prefer more comfort, who might like to bring ladies with th6m.
A place like this could hardly be considered suitable for such fishermen, and these would have to go on to the Glendalough Hotel, close to lakes forming part of the chain of which Oorid is the last lake. Here com- fort and fishing can be combined, though not without bringing their usual consequences — ^higher charges. When people come so far to ...fish, as many persons do, they are in Digitized by Google 54 Rambles with a Fishing-Rod.
no hurry to run away again, and therefore, comfort is of more moment than it is in some other kind of pleasure. Once in a way one may not object to pass a night in the hay in a mountain chdlet on the Alps : a week of such a bed would be intolerable. Still, the Half- way House, a lonely cabin in the mountains, — the most annoying characteristic of which was the beggars, old and young, who persecuted one as soon as the door was opened, and who seemed to spring out of the ground — is a place one leaves with a certain regret ; and that re- gret is especially felt when one sees the lake rippling under the influence of a fresh morning breeze, and one recognises each point and bay, one may almost say each rock and stone, where a good fish has been taken, or a fine white trout has been raised.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the same time, though very suitable for hardy bachelors, there are many men who would prefer more comfort, who might like to bring ladies with th6m.
A place like this could hardly be considered suitable for such fishermen, and these would have to go on to the Glendalough Hotel, close to lakes forming part of the chain of which Oorid is the last lake. Here com- fort and fishing can be combined, though not without bringing their usual consequences — ^higher charges. When people come so far to ...fish, as many persons do, they are in Digitized by Google 54 Rambles with a Fishing-Rod.
no hurry to run away again, and therefore, comfort is of more moment than it is in some other kind of pleasure. Once in a way one may not object to pass a night in the hay in a mountain chdlet on the Alps : a week of such a bed would be intolerable. Still, the Half- way House, a lonely cabin in the mountains, — the most annoying characteristic of which was the beggars, old and young, who persecuted one as soon as the door was opened, and who seemed to spring out of the ground — is a place one leaves with a certain regret ; and that re- gret is especially felt when one sees the lake rippling under the influence of a fresh morning breeze, and one recognises each point and bay, one may almost say each rock and stone, where a good fish has been taken, or a fine white trout has been raised.
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