The Hames Angler

Excerpt from The Hames Angler

You are well overtaken, gentlemen. A good morning to you. I have stretched my legs up the hill to Richmond Park, on my way to Teddington Luck, whither I am bound this delicious day.

Jones. And I, sir, have come down here by the rail. I should tell you at the same time I have got a carriage (and as handsome a one as you could well see), which I gave 200 guineas for in Long Acre. But my wife and daughters are making morning calls to-day; so I came down by train to look at a little property hereabouts for sale.

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