A month in Mayo. With miscellaneous papers1876 |
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George Rooper. CONTENTS . CHAPTER I. PAGE THE LODGE I CHAPTER II . " THE SMALL STILL " CHAPTER III . GROUSE SHOOTING MY FIRST FISH CHAPTER IV . AN IRISH BULL CHAPTER V. : 13 : 26 : : 333 43 SEA FISHING CHAPTER VI . CHAPTER VII . FOX AND.
George Rooper. CONTENTS . CHAPTER I. PAGE THE LODGE I CHAPTER II . " THE SMALL STILL " CHAPTER III . GROUSE SHOOTING MY FIRST FISH CHAPTER IV . AN IRISH BULL CHAPTER V. : 13 : 26 : : 333 43 SEA FISHING CHAPTER VI . CHAPTER VII . FOX AND.
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... him with a whoop ! and hurray ! at my feet . was a clean run fish of sixteen pounds - the tide louse on him . I never felt so proud or so happy in my life . CHAPTER V. AN IRISH BULL . OUR homeward road - 42 MY FIRST FISH .
... him with a whoop ! and hurray ! at my feet . was a clean run fish of sixteen pounds - the tide louse on him . I never felt so proud or so happy in my life . CHAPTER V. AN IRISH BULL . OUR homeward road - 42 MY FIRST FISH .
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George Rooper. CHAPTER V. AN IRISH BULL . OUR homeward road - if road it could be called , that was in parts little else than the dry bed of the winter torrent , encumbered with stones , and now and then intersected by ... BULL CHAPTER V 13.
George Rooper. CHAPTER V. AN IRISH BULL . OUR homeward road - if road it could be called , that was in parts little else than the dry bed of the winter torrent , encumbered with stones , and now and then intersected by ... BULL CHAPTER V 13.
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... bull is loose again . ” A sharp note , which I should never have attributed to its proper origin , at once struck my ear . It was more like the early effort of a newly made " M. F. H. ” to sound his horn than the deep bellowing roar I ...
... bull is loose again . ” A sharp note , which I should never have attributed to its proper origin , at once struck my ear . It was more like the early effort of a newly made " M. F. H. ” to sound his horn than the deep bellowing roar I ...
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... bull , trotting towards us with lowering heads and tails twisted high in air . They stopped when within twenty yards , and then turning suddenly galloped off , forming in good order in the rear of the bull , and by their hoarse lowing ...
... bull , trotting towards us with lowering heads and tails twisted high in air . They stopped when within twenty yards , and then turning suddenly galloped off , forming in good order in the rear of the bull , and by their hoarse lowing ...
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Página 115 - Yet," upon the river; Some jealousy of some one's heir, Some hopes of dying broken-hearted; A miniature, a lock of hair, The usual vows, — and then we parted. We parted: months and years rolled by; We met again four summers after. Our parting was all sob and sigh, — Our meeting was all mirth and laughter; For, in my heart's most secret cell, There had been many other lodgers; And she was not the ball-room's belle, But only Mrs. — Something — Rogers!