[The Squire of Sandal-Side by Amelia Edith Huddleston Barr]@TWC D-Link bookThe Squire of Sandal-Side CHAPTER I 18/27
You've done nothing wrong, and I'm ready to stand by you, my dear; and you know what a good time we've been having all day.
Eh? What ?" "Of course I know, father,-- "Showers and clouds and winds, All things well and proper; Trailer, red and white, Dark and wily dropper. Midges true to fling Made of plover hackle, With a gaudy wing, And a cobweb tackle." "Cobweb tackle, eh, Charlotte? Yes, certainly; for a hand that can manage it.
Lancie Crossthwaite will land you a trout, three pounds weight, with a line that wouldn't lift a dead weight of one pound from the floor to the table.
I'll uphold he will.
Eh? What ?" "I'll do it myself, some day; see if I don't, father." "I've no doubt of it, Charlotte; not a bit." Then being in the entrance-hall, they parted with a smile of confidence, and Charlotte hastened up-stairs to prepare herself for the evening meal.
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