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i3l$catOt% It is as different from 

 it as would be baiting with a worm, 

 and, what a H.iber?iia7i gentleman 

 would term, bating with a stout Illustration 

 oaken cudgel — as you shall soon '^^^^ 

 perceive. 



^''enator^ Nay, good Master, bear Bribery, 

 with me, and I will undertake your 

 charges at the next I?i7i we come 

 to ; and, indeed, I would that this 

 rain were finished so that we mi^ht 

 be there now. 



^3t$catOt% Stay a little, and I A piscatorial 

 will tell you somewhat about angling. 

 And, first, as to the Perch. The 

 length of the Perch is five and a 

 half yards, as you may see by your 

 tables. The best time for fishing for 

 Perch is by moonlight. Ere I pro- 

 ceed further, I must tell you that 



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