ing several fishes.He caught one very singular one, which the boyssaid was a sculpion. The boys told him, too, thatthe sculpion was good for nothing, and so Marcothrew him into the water again. After about an so MARCO PAUL IN BOSTON. hour, Marco thought it was time for him to gohome, and so he put… … CHAPTER VI.A FALSE POSITION. MARCO, thinking that he had time enough,walked leisurely along, without much thought orcare;—but at length, when he had got nearly tothe upper end of the wharf, he began to ask him-self what he was going to do with his fishes nowthat he had caught them. He did not seem…
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