Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 290
ving object clutched by them. Since the above adventure, other specimens ofthis curious sort of animal have been seen in thesame region, and captured whole ; and naturalistshave studied them and determined what they are.Have any of our readers ever seen a squid—thecommon little squid that lives… … THE SQUID S BEAK. will at once recognize the monster of Newfoundlandas only a giant squid, in the same way that a bigcod-fish is a giant by the side of the little minnowsthat play about the shores. The common squidseldom growsto be half aslong as a mansarm; but thegiant fellowsare sometimesfifty…
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