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Download or read book The River Dove written by John Lavicount Anderdon and published by Theclassics.Us. This book was released on 2013-09 with total page 54 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1847 edition. Excerpt: ... THE RIVER DOVE; WITH SOME QJJIET THOUGHTS ON THE HAPPY PRACTICE OF ANGLING. CHAPTER I. A Meeting at Derby, between an Angler and a Painter. Painter. ELCOME, Mr. Gentleman Angler: welcome to Derby. Angler. Good morrow, brother, I am glad to see you look so cheering and courteous; for I must confess I am later than our fix't appointment. Painter. Sir, now I possess you, I'm too glad-hearted to chide your lagging: yet, to say the truth, I expected you this hour agone; for methought your sprightful anglers were apt to prevent the sun's rising on a delicate May morning. Angler. Give me your pardon this turn, and doubt not to find me stirring with the lark every day that you and I purpose to walk in each other's company by the banks of the Dove. Painter. My pardon you shall have the more willingly, if you fail not a traveller's good stomach for breakfast. Angler. You may trust me. I am as keenly set as a moss trooper. Painter. I am glad to hear it, for I have told the civil hostess to treat us well. Angler. You are worthy to be a brother of the angle; and this I am resolved you shall be when we are come to the river that I love so well: --but let us see what we may have for our breakfast, and fall to it merrily. Painter. Here it is, and all of the best; so let us say grace, and begin. Angler. With all my heart;--and that will give it a relish. Painter. How now, brave Sir! What say you? Angler. By pick and pie 'tis all excellent. When I am Lord Great Chamberlain you shall be my caterer. Come, Sir, for a glass of ale; my service to you. Now I envy not the daintiest court gallants in the land, that are asleep on their beds of down. Painter. I am amazed how some sluggards will lie a-bed almost till dinner time. Angler. They know none of the..
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