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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 9 (February 1903) (1903)

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g withdrawing from the maneuver against Fort Rodman by an upward rush into the air. The fishes were it by twenty feet, the men seeing the colossal animal in Buzzard's Bay, Mass., when she ran upon an un- hooked in shallow water, not over fifteen feet in poised over their heads. charted sunken rock… … other fishes jumped into the boat—a pomp- BY CHARLES F. HOLDER. THE DAMAGED HULL OF THE U. S. CRUISER " BROOKLYN." The observant stroller by lake or sea- ano, a "ten-pounder" and one other. The shore, or he who goes down to the sea in ships is During a recent trip to the great inland lagoon pompano…

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