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| as causes and severally pronounced by competent judges to be either | ||||||
| irrelevant or so feeble as to correspond in no considerable degree to | ||||||
| the effect. The real cause or at least the prime and most powerful | ||||||
| one appears to be the illegal destruction of fish during the close season | ||||||
| in the higher Tweed and its tributaries. But the Tweed always | ||||||
| has and will bear the character of being one of the best trouting | ||||||
| rivers in Scotland. | ||||||
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