The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 239A. Dodd and A. Smith, 1968 The "Gentleman's magazine" section is a digest of selections from the weekly press; the "(Trader's) monthly intelligencer" section consists of news (foreign and domestic), vital statistics, a register of the month's new publications, and a calendar of forthcoming trade fairs. |
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Page 80
... angler , almost before any other fishermen were stirring , though I myself was one of half a dozen who saw the sun rise on that bright holiday . The others fared badly , but on the following Monday a London angler again killed seven ...
... angler , almost before any other fishermen were stirring , though I myself was one of half a dozen who saw the sun rise on that bright holiday . The others fared badly , but on the following Monday a London angler again killed seven ...
Page 201
... angler is seen struggling with a rod that by all rules of perspective should be four hundred and fifty feet long , and he is of the type of sportsmen so dear to a certain class of artists - a swarthy gentleman of the gipsy type , cigar ...
... angler is seen struggling with a rod that by all rules of perspective should be four hundred and fifty feet long , and he is of the type of sportsmen so dear to a certain class of artists - a swarthy gentleman of the gipsy type , cigar ...
Page 340
... angler and his method in that middle period of the seventeenth century . The Lea angler of the present day takes a return ticket at the Bishopsgate Railway Station , and is rarely to be seen marching along the high road . Walton's river ...
... angler and his method in that middle period of the seventeenth century . The Lea angler of the present day takes a return ticket at the Bishopsgate Railway Station , and is rarely to be seen marching along the high road . Walton's river ...
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About Great Players and their Art By H SCHUTZ WILSON | 1 |
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Subjugators of an Imperial Race The By ROGER QUIDDAM 543 | 122 |
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