The Project Gutenberg eBook, With Rod and Line in Colorado Waters, by Lewis B. France
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WITH
Rod AND Line
IN
Colorado Waters.
DENVER:
CHAIN, HARDY & CO.
BOOKSELLERS & PUBLISHERS.
1884.
WITH
ROD AND LINE
IN
COLORADO WATERS.
“Wha ever heard o’ a gude angler being a bad or indifferent man?”
—Noctes.
DENVER
CHAIN, HARDY & CO.,
Booksellers and Publishers.
1884.
Entered according to act of Congress in the year eighteen hundred and
eighty-four, by
CHAIN, HARDY & CO.,
in the office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D. C.
DAVID ATWOOD,
PRINTER AND STEREOTYPER,
MADISON, WIS.
CONTENTS.
| PAGE. | |
| Many Years Ago | [7] |
| Over the Range | [14] |
| Fisherman’s Luck | [22] |
| Agapae | [31] |
| Black Lake in 1878 | [38] |
| Egotism and—Rods | [51] |
| Troublesome | [57] |
| Meteorological | [64] |
| Mules | [71] |
| Music and Meteorology | [77] |
| Philosophy | [85] |
| An Idle Morning at Grand Lake | [93] |
| Camping with Ladies and—the Baby | [99] |
| Boys and Burros | [107] |
| He’s No Sardine | [124] |
| Under Difficulties | [131] |
| His Sermon | [141] |
“Poor drudge of the city! how happy he feels
With the burs on his legs and the grass at his heels;
No Dodger behind, his bandannas to share;
No Constable grumbling: ‘You must n’t walk there!’”
—Holmes.