Aboard the Mavis : it is told in this book how five boys and five girls cruise in the schooner "Mavis" about the east end of Long Island, and how, in (1880)
Markham, Richard. · New York : Dodd, Mead, and Co. · leaf 134
mate of how manyare eaten by other fishes. I spose its guess-work, mainly ; butstill they get a good many statistics in Washington to go on.Its three thousand millions of millions. If the fish can hold their own against such destruction asthat, said Mr. Longwood, they are not likely to be… … s THE FfSl) ARE SURROUNDED. 137 made out all their operations with a glass. They have a greatseine, which is kept half in one boat, and half in another.These boats row away from one another, around the fish in acircle, throwing out the net as they go, until they meet. Then
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