Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-06

MAJ morning" makes the pleasant acs
qnaintance Of Yenatof aud Anreir The
White Swan inu at T0tieuham was the
place whore Walton iaFriei going 10 and
coming from the river Lea. The last time
saw il, it was half hidden from the
High road and High cross, tiny sluin-
berous hostel Of the long ago. white
stuecOed and gabled, with patch Of
garden blossom at its side aud bi; VI
q skitilc alley behiud
just norih Of Tottenham IL Bleak hall
at a SLEEPY hamlet called Cooks ferry.
10 which Piscator led his companions Of
| the Angler" Mulfun's own picture Of
! the inn j. a picasanter one Than eau now
\ b. drawn; An honest aleh0use. where
/ lnight be found a cleaniy roJm, lavender
/ In the windows, aud twenty ballads
/ stuck about the walls. with hostess
| both eleanly and handsome and civil
II was here. over the eating Of the
tO0thsumc club. that Nenator insisted
upon ierniing Walton. Us PiseAtur,
master Shortly beyond this, the Lea
winds PLEASANTLY near EdmintOu. where
JOHN Gilliu, from the indecorOus speed
Of his hDr--, missed comfortable din
ner; and az HOddesdon above WIS The
'Tlacht house where. at tue outset OF
The Anglers pleasant experiences.
Yeuatof expressed his purpose Of drink
ing his morning draushf." From Tot
tenham to Ware Is 4 pleasant, vagranf
iauni, but tile lover Of Walton must
needs carry the good old fisherman along
with him in the sweet cradle VI his
fancy. for all but the merest suggestion
Of eomlanionshlp and idehlhcaiion IN
these first aud Oldest angling haunts
along the river Lea.
Undoubtedly Dove Daie the waterway
OF the vigarOus aud impeiuOus river
Dove. forming TIE boundary between
D"rny SHIRE Aud StnuoTlshirc m the To-
hAnue region o. me Derby feAk, r.
ialus least changed The natural scenes
uyst loved OF lzaak Walton. II j. here
bis summer mOnth- for years were
igssef In an almost ldyllic enjoyment
" bis iayJriir pasuuls. aud IN friend
shir with Cotton u ~ perfect nature
that r. 90 least exalted an otherwise
cilracier.,ss m1n Of DO little talent ~
upl4rr aspirations grt Accomplishment
Every one !, familiar with Ibis strange
and unequal attachment. how Walton.
almost sanity in character aud ~ years
the eiIrr Of the blIse spendthTift ali
scribhlrr % unreasonable themes. became
M. friend and companion ia BertsfUrl
hall. lla Cotton built the famous Fish
iur.Hps.t" beside the ID j.. with its
. fr...f.ylfaF ,.sf,utchaOa Of al. own aud
. Walton. iuiffHls and the motto, "pisca-
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! nlily and it's logical result matter Of
natural sequence. Some biographers be-
lieye his uuihcr 20 have bceu niece If
] Archbishop Crauuor His first wife,
| ltaH.fl Fl0nd, whom he married n lii26
aud who died iI 1910. was a griIt-grand-
| nice Of that prclate. His second wife.
| Ammo Ken. whom he married in 1916
/ aud who digd in 1872, was u hglf-,istar
] " Bishop Thomas Ken, author uf the
Morning aud Evening Hymns, aud nhnvc
seen u memorial tablet TO her memory.
I written 10y Walton himself, IN the Lady
! chapel ~ Worcester cathedral. His
son; l@aqR, benur canon In Salisbury