Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 214
fish along with him, I do notthink the man could have been more surprised anddelighted. In India and some other Eastern countries, thisfishing with tame otters is made quite a business. ABOUT OTTERS. r95 Bishop Heber tells us that on the bank of a river these otters were used for fishing, their… … THE OTTER AT HIS SVPPER. handsome fellows were either lying asleep on the into the water with the long cord still fastened toshore or swimming about in the water as far as their necks. In this way the otter could swim fartheir ropes would let them. It is likely that when enough to catch fish, and…
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