← Table of contents
The Man Who Rocked the Earth

Note 4 — XII

Reading edition

Along the St. Lawrence and the Labrador coast a salmon fisherman is always spoken of by natives and local residents as an "officer," the reason being that most of the sportsmen who visit these waters are English army officers. Hence salmon fishermen are universally termed "officers," and a habitan will describe the sportsmen who have rented a certain river as "les officiers de la Moisie" or "les officiers de la Romaine."

Return to XII
Explore with AITake your curiosity a little further.

Reading settings