Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 37
manexpressions of face, andsome had faces more ter-rible than those of thegross beings in Doresillustrations of the In-ferno. Of devil-fishesand squids alone therewere hundreds of differ-ent kinds; some of thesefloated through the water like milky clouds, andat great depths emitted steady halos of… … had played her very strangest pranks.They caught one fish far down in the -r,Carribean that had no eyes at all, nor anyplaces for eyes, but long antennae ran outfrom its nose by which it felt its way andfound its food. In the next haul was a fishwith two convex lenses in place of eyes.These lenses…
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