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rumination mean happiness, we should
follow the eriample of Isaak Walton and spend Some time
occasionally in obServing ”the lazy Brown ‘Trout watching
us’frOm the bottom of adeep pool or the Salmon in an eddy
waiting for” its leap. There is a fascination in the ways of
if we allow it to sink in, takes us out’of
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Fishes are adapted to liVe in the water, and the great
majority of the twelye to thirteen thousand known species do.
so, but what this means can be understood best by consider—'
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water surrounding them, and
take excursions…
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