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Chapter 15 FISHING FOR WHITEBAIT
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Released on: 06/12/2017
ere so relaxing to the moral fibre of the mere witness of the London season. The change was not to the cooler air wh
1 Chapter 1 METEOROLOGICAL EMOTIONS2 Chapter 2 CIVIC AND SOCIAL COMPARISONS, MOSTLY ODIOUS3 Chapter 3 SHOWS AND SIDE-SHOWS OF STATE4 Chapter 4 THE DUN YEAR’S BRILLIANT FLOWER5 Chapter 5 THE SIGHTS AND SOUNDS OF THE STREETS6 Chapter 6 SOME MISGIVINGS AS TO THE AMERICAN INVASION7 Chapter 7 IN THE GALLERY OF THE COMMONS8 Chapter 8 THE MEANS OF SOJOURN9 Chapter 9 CERTAIN TRAITS OF THE LONDON SPRINGTIME10 Chapter 10 SOME VOLUNTARY AND INVOLUNTARY SIGHT-SEEING11 Chapter 11 GLIMPSES OF THE LOWLY AND THE LOWLIER12 Chapter 12 TWICE-SEEN SIGHTS AND HALF-FANCIED FACTS13 Chapter 13 AN AFTERNOON AT HAMPTON COURT14 Chapter 14 A SUNDAY MORNING IN THE COUNTRY15 Chapter 15 FISHING FOR WHITEBAIT16 Chapter 16 HENLEY DAY17 Chapter 17 AMERICAN ORIGINS—MOSTLY NORTHERN18 Chapter 18 AMERICAN ORIGINS—MOSTLY SOUTHERN19 Chapter 19 ASPECTS AND INTIMATIONS20 Chapter 20 PARTING GUESTS