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BY STREAM AND SEA. Digitized by Google BY STREAM AND SEA. O BY STREAM AND SEA. A BOOK FOR WANDERERS AND ANGLERS. By WILLIAM SENIOR (“RED SPINNER”). uo yy BRonvon; CHATTO AND WINDUS, PICCADILLY. 1877. (Adl rights reserved.) Tay vatd Cotlegs Library: ly Nov. 1899, Gift of JOHN BARTLET of Cambridgd “There is a pleasure in the pathless woods, There is a rapture on the lonely shore, There is Society, where none intrudes, By the deep Sea, and music in its roar. I love not Man the less, but Nature more, From these our interviews, in which I steal From all I may be, or have been before, To mingle with the Universe, and feel What I can ne’er express, yet cannot all conceal.” CuHi_pE HarRo_p. Ca MY WELL-REMEMBERED FRIENDS OF THE WHITEFRIARS CLUB, IN MEMORY OF MANY HAPPY HOURS. Ea i —- ST ww) oe ISS ae ae -, CONTENTS. see PART I. CHAPTER PAGE. I. A HERTFORDSHIRE VALLEY Ge II. MODERN YARMOUTH vee we we 20 III. A SPRING RAMBLE BY THE ITCHEN ve woe 35 IV. . CHARLES KINGSLEY IN THE SADDLE... vee ) 49 V. OVER THE MENDIPS vee ve a . «§9 VI. OvuT OF THE CHALK ee ves vee 68 VII. WALToN’s RIVER wee we . w= -O2 VIII. A Moor.Lanp LEGEND - vee bee 107 IX. IN THE PEAK COUNTRY ... bes - ww» 126 X. Noves aT BRIGHTON ses vee 139 XI. WINTER AT HAZELBARD ... vee we = 153 XII. MEMORIES OF THE NEVA ve 165 XIII. AUTUMNAL ROVINGS ve ve -~ we 185 XIV. CHRISTMAS EVE IN A PUNT ... ves we 214 vill Contents. PART I. MY OCEAN LOG. First ENTRY—FROM NEWCASTLE TO PORT SAID SECOND ENT RY—THE SUEZ CANAL AND RED SEA ‘THIRD ENTRY—FLYING FISH AND THEIR ENEMIES FourRTH ENTRY--THE STRAITS OF MALACCA FIFTH ENTRY—AT SINGAPORE SIXTH ENTRY-—STRANGE FISH SEVENTH ENTRY—THE (G;REAT BARRIER REEF PAGE 233 246 263. ' 276 286 298 304 BY STREAM AND SEA. PART I. MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS ON ANGLING AND RAMBLING. |