could find the material for the manufacture of the land injured by floods where the injury was supposed to be mould which often fills the interstices of the ruins of a the one possessed by the goose fish. In this latter also principally due to the destruction of all the earthworms. It buried city.… … cend to within five hundred feet of the There must be, however, some other rea- son why worms will often come out to surface (the point at which the last algee are found) are obliged to hunt for ani- the surface in the daytime, and hurry mal food. Fig. 2 shows one of these away across a gravel path…
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