...Newry ; — by the bye, Crab, what was the weight of that fine jack you caught last week in Langholme water ?" " Twelve pounds." " By the powers ! is that...if I hadn't been at his elbow abetting and aiding." " Rodomont-adm^ and gascon-ading," said Crab, patting the tops of his fingers, and looking up to the...

...weight of that fine jack you caught last •week in Langholme water V " By the powers ! is that all 1 The very last jack I caught in the River Newry weighed twenty-four pounds." " Twelve pounds." " Hang it!" muttered Crab, aside, "I wish I could catch my jack again; I would double...

...Newry — by-the-by, Crab, what was the weight of that fine jack you caught last week in Langholme Water?" "Twelve pounds." "By the powers! is that all?...if I hadn't been at his elbow abetting and aiding." " Kodoniont-cuftni; and gu&con-nrfin/r," said Crab, patting the tops of his fingers, and looking up...

...River Xewry—by-the-by, Crab, what was the weight of that fine jack you caught last week in Langholme Water?" " Twelve pounds." "By the powers! is that...if I hadn't been at his elbow abetting and aiding." " Rodomont-<2c?m$r and gascon-«Jm^," said Crab, patting the tops of his fingers, and looking up to...

...River Newry weighed twen'.v-four pounds." " Hang it !" muttered Crab, aside, " I wish I :~f-.¿-í catch my jack again ; I would double the Captain's weight instantly, and make him a forty-eigkt pounder." " As ior the poor General, he would* hardly Ьэте hooked a fish if I hadn't...