Palms And Pearls Or Scenes in Ceylon
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Bennett's Fishes of Ceylon (London, 1830).
192 PALMS AND PEARLS wickii\ marked with irregular horizontal bands of blue, crimson, purple, yellow, and gray, crossed by six dark perpendicular ones from top of back to belly ; on the head are broad red and green radii from the eye. The Great Fire -fish (Scorpcena volitans or Pterois muricata), the native gini-maha, is of a bright flame-colour, 4 or 5 inches long and with a white nutritious flesh. The Linnaean name of this fish is a misleading one, i...nasmuch as the pectoral fins do not admit of flight. The Seweya (Acanthurus vittatus], 16 inches long, is a most brilliant fish, with blue and yellow stripes drawn from head to tail, and a sharp curved spine which it can erect at pleasure. The ratoo, or red, pahaya is a bright red fish, 2 feet long, plentiful off Galle and excellent eating ; when just taken from the water nothing can exceed the splendour of its colour. The kaha-bartikyah is a tiny creature with yellow body and fins. Of a beautiful smalt hue is another pigmy Chcztodon Brownriggii.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bennett's Fishes of Ceylon (London, 1830).
192 PALMS AND PEARLS wickii\ marked with irregular horizontal bands of blue, crimson, purple, yellow, and gray, crossed by six dark perpendicular ones from top of back to belly ; on the head are broad red and green radii from the eye. The Great Fire -fish (Scorpcena volitans or Pterois muricata), the native gini-maha, is of a bright flame-colour, 4 or 5 inches long and with a white nutritious flesh. The Linnaean name of this fish is a misleading one, i...nasmuch as the pectoral fins do not admit of flight. The Seweya (Acanthurus vittatus], 16 inches long, is a most brilliant fish, with blue and yellow stripes drawn from head to tail, and a sharp curved spine which it can erect at pleasure. The ratoo, or red, pahaya is a bright red fish, 2 feet long, plentiful off Galle and excellent eating ; when just taken from the water nothing can exceed the splendour of its colour. The kaha-bartikyah is a tiny creature with yellow body and fins. Of a beautiful smalt hue is another pigmy Chcztodon Brownriggii.
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