Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 678
ther side of the dark vaulted gal-leries, and in each is a differentkind of fish;sharks, sturgeons, and many others. Here, in aroom kept quite warm, are smaller tanks full ofstrange fish from the tropics, where the hot sunmakes it summer all the year round. Here arebeautiful sponges, and those… … BEFORE THE TANKS. ger eels, strange, restless fellows, swimming aroundand around, as if they were trying to find the wayout of their prison. Then here are herring andsmelts and perch, and all manner of sea-fish, somefamiliar enough to American eyes, and others ofstrange shapes and stranger names,…
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