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'Well, Jack do they bite? Ib'lieve yer, and plaguy sharp too! ', early 19th century. Creator: Unknown.

'Well, Jack do they bite? Ib'lieve yer, and plaguy sharp too!', early 19th century. Humorous exchange between two anglers. The word 'plaguy', meaning annoyingly or excessively, was first recorded c1570 but has since fallen out of use.

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'Well, Jack do they bite? Ib'lieve yer, and plaguy sharp too! ', early 19th century. Creator: Unknown.

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'Well, Jack do they bite? Ib'lieve yer, and plaguy sharp too!', early 19th century. Humorous exchange between two anglers. The word 'plaguy', meaning annoyingly or excessively, was first recorded c1570 but has since fallen out of use.

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3138 x 4134 px | 37.1 MB

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26.6 x 35.0 cm | 10.5 x 13.8 in (300 dpi)

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