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" Persons were accordingly employed ; and almost choked up by weeds and mud, so little water remained, that no person expected to see any fish, except a few Eels, yet nearly two hundred brace of Tench of all sizes, and as many Perch, were found. After the... "
A history of British fishes - Page 60
by Robert Hamilton - 1876
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Sporting Magazine: Or, Monthly Calendar of the Transactions of ..., Volume 19

1802 - 422 pages
...remained, and no persons conceived any fish, except possibly a few large 'eels, would be found, yet about two hundred brace of tench of all sizes, and as many perch, were found ; about ten brace of which were from three to four pounds weight eacfi. '37 After (he pond was supposed...
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Encyclopaedia Britannica; Or A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and ..., Volume 11

1823 - 862 pages
...little water remained, that no person expected to see any fish, except a few eels ; yet nearly 200 brace of tench, of all sizes, and as many perch, were...under some roots there seemed to be an animal, which wat conjectured to be an otter ; the place was surrounded, and on opening an entrance among the roots,...
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A history of British fishes, Volume 1

William Yarrell - 1836 - 454 pages
...weeds and mud, so little water remained, that no person expected to see any fish, except a few Eels, yet nearly two hundred brace of Tench of all sizes,...conjectured to be an otter ; the place was surrounded, arid on opening an entrance among the roots, a Tench was found of most singular form, having literally...
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The Saturday Magazine, Volume 19

1841 - 276 pages
...employed, and almost choked •up by weeds and mud, so little water remained, that no one expected to find any fish, except a few eels ; and yet nearly two hundred...and as many perch, were found. After the pond was supposed to be quite free, under some roots there seemed to be an animal, which was conjectured to...
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The Saturday Magazine, Volume 19

1841 - 274 pages
...two hundred brace of tench of all sizes, and as many perch, were found. After the pond was supposed to be quite, free, under some roots there seemed to...conjectured to be an otter: the place was surrounded, and on opening1 an entrance among the roots, a tench was found of a most singular form, having literally assumed...
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A History of British Fishes, Volume 1

William Yarrell - 1841 - 524 pages
...weeds and mud, so little water remained, that no person expected to sec any fish, except a few Eels, yet nearly two hundred brace of Tench of all sizes, and as many Pereh, were found. After the pond was thought to be quite free, under some roots there seemed to be...
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The Penny Magazine of the Society for the Diffusion of ..., Volume 2; Volume 11

1842 - 528 pages
...weedi and mud, so little water remained that no ]»rson expected to see any fish except a few eels, yet nearly two hundred brace of tench of all sizes, and as many perch, were found. Alter the pond was thought to be quite free, under some roots there seemed to be an animal which was...
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The Queenwood observer, J. Bullough, G.P.R. Grubb, C.W. Bragg, eds, Volume 1

Queenwood college - 1853 - 294 pages
...were found, of all sizes, and as many perch, ten of which, weighed from three to four pounds each. After the pond was thought to be quite free, under some roots there seemed to be an animal, which at first was supposed to be an otter ; but an opening among the roots having been effected, there came...
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A History of the Fishes of the British Islands, Volume 4

Jonathan Couch - 1865 - 602 pages
...nearly two hundred brace of Tenches, of all sizes, and as many Perch. And after the pond was supposed to be quite free, under some roots there seemed to...which was conjectured to be an Otter. The place was then surrounded, when on opening an entrance among the roots a Tench was found, of a most singular...
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Bees, Silkworms &c

Samuel Orchart Beeton - 1868 - 114 pages
...weeds and mud, so little water remained that no person expected to see any fish, excepting a few eels, yet nearly two hundred brace of tench of all sizes,...to be quite free, under some roots there seemed to bean animal which was conjectured to be an otter ; the place was surrounded, and on opening an entrance...
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