| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - So powerful, however, are the tides and currents in Dover Bay, especially abreast of Shakespeare's Cliff, a favourite ground for codling during the early spring, that it is only possible to fish during the slack portions of the tide, at high or low water; as keeping one's hooks near the bottom, which is composed of sand and flat rock, at any other time would involve the use of very heavy leads, in
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