The Bookshelf for boys and girls Book of Wonders and Curious Things (1912)
University Society, New York · New York: University Society · leaf 102
, till one ven-tured to nip the bread. It was good and harmless,and he tried again. Another came, another andanother, till courage, which is everywhere con-tagious, spread among them, and as the days wentby they seemed almost to forget fear and alwaysswam eagerly to meet us when we went down tothe… … XV—7 NOTICING IT WAS HARD FOR THEM TO COME TO THE SURFACE FOR FOOD, I TRIEDHOLDING BITS OF BREAD IN THE WATER. 87 88 STRANGE FISH AND REPTILES rocked a boat on the water, they flocked inmore speedily, which fact coincided with theobservations of scientists, that fish are in someway very sensitive…
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