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First in the Field

CHAPTER TWENTY TWO
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Now be on the look-out, sir." The running water carried the great insect several feet into the still water before the weight of the shot began to act.

Then very slowly it was drawn down beneath the surface, and they saw it descend and disappear in the obscurity, the line being slowly drawn after it.
"They won't take that ugly, crooked-legged thing," said Nic.

"Why, it would choke any fish that ever breathed." "Watch," said Leather quietly.

"It takes some time to sink, for you have only one shot on; but it looks more natural, and it has not yet reached the fish.

I think I'd draw in my slack line now, sir, and be ready to strike gently." "No good," said Nic, who, however, took the advice.
"If you do hook one, don't let it run in among the old tree trunks, sir.
If you do, the fish is lost.


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