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Rubber legs and white tail-hairs by Patrick F. McManus · Booklabria

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Rubber legs and white tail-hairs

EssaysAmerican wit and humor

Rubber legs and white tail-hairs

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First published: 1987
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

America's most hilarious sportsman returns with this collection of insights about youth, the great outdoors, and the philosophy of fileting fish. He introduces a variety of friends old and new, and takes readers to many exotic locales outdoors and indoors. Boyish pranks and adult foolishness get the most attention, with the usual cast of McManus characters: Retch Sweeney, Rancid Crabtree, wife Bun et al.

Subjects: Essays
American wit and humor

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