Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 340
h comes along, sees the littlepuffer and thinks, There s just a good mouth-ful for me! But just as he darts toward him,the little puffer blows himself up like a ball, turnsover on his back, and floats around with all hissharp prickers sticking out toward his enemy. The big fish is dazed, he stares… … ANOTHER VIEW OF THE PUFFER. Can that prickly thing be the same little fish ? The two photographs in this column are reproduced through the courtesy ot L. B. Spencer. puffer is sure he is gone, he just empties the wa-ter out of his skin and goes back to his usual size. Now is nt that a pretty clever…
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