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“But,” drawled on the fisherman, a purring drone, “I’ve seen a more lusual sight than that. I was wading ie day in the Shenandoah when I w a minnow skimming along the rface with a bass in hot pursuit, jte minnow jumped onto the^bank id the bass dived straight for it hat bass buried its whole head in s mud of the bank. It wiggled loose p got back into the water before I ■d get to it and pick it up.” ■To those who do not know James I Settle: as Clerk of the County he Hie soul of integrity; as a fisherKk he is just a little better than fcis ■hbor at tdling a story. He deis his tales are true. (He photbfths the records at the Clerk’s Ice, and there
he can present
) No one has ever doubted the
of the Clerk, nor accused hifc
lbrotdering the facts; but the
man, if# a differen proposition
ly. He can live up to the fisherreputation
to a degree sufficient
•teners were getting ready, to
irthte Fisherman Settle for a Raerit of honor in the Fisherman’s ■.iars’ Club, when he continued his ■tory:
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