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...opinion, produces at the best but a bad resemblance. These angling heretics contend that fish, rising ata natural fly, immediately detect — by comparison,...subject or another. Perhaps the majority of animals arc equally so. These mad fly-fishers are successful, no doubt, because they meet with mad fish, which...

...refuse to rise at it ; whereas they will rise at some outlandish artificial that differs, as much as chalk does from Cheshire cheese, from the living fly...Perhaps the majority of animals are similarly so. I deem these fly-fishers mad, and think them successful because they meet with mad fish, more readily...

...rise at it, whereas they will rise at some outlandish artificial that differs, more than chalk docs from Cheshire cheese, from the living fly on the water....fly-fishing they catch some of those flies that are on tho water, and fish with artificial flies totally different from them, and invariably meet with more...

...than a bad resemblance, and every attempt at imitation, in their opinion, produces at the best but « bad resemblance. These angling heretics contend that...another. Perhaps the majority of animals are similarly во. These mad fly-fishers are successful, no doubt, because they meet with mad fish, which are more...

...at imitation, in their opinion, produces at the best but a bad resemblance. These angling hereties contend that fish, rising at a natural fly, immediately...subject or another. Perhaps the majority of animals are equally so. These mad flyfishers are successful, no doubt, because they meet with mad fish, which are...