Sea Fishing
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Several have been seen on the coasts of Cornwall, Devon, and Ireland, and one was picked up on the beach at Helford, near Falmouth. Another was found on the quay at Plymouth.
There is a lesser flying fish known to naturalists as Exoccetus evolans. According to Pennant, a specimen was once captured in the river Towy ; but there is some doubt on the subject.
u u 330 MODERN SEA FISHING CHAPTER X LOW-WATER SHELL FISH AND CONGER HUNTING, PRAWNING, AND SHRIMPING WE may leave for a while fish possessi...ng backbones, ribs, and other parts of great delight to osteologists, and turn our atten- tion to those strange creatures which carry their skeletons on their back, changing them when they grow too small, dropping off a leg here or a claw there when it seemeth them good, growing another in due course, and generally behaving in an eccentric and altogether preposterous fashion. In short, as Mr. Micawber might have said in one of his joyous bursts of confidence, I refer to the lobster and the crab ; akin to which are the delicate prawns and homely shrimps.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Several have been seen on the coasts of Cornwall, Devon, and Ireland, and one was picked up on the beach at Helford, near Falmouth. Another was found on the quay at Plymouth.
There is a lesser flying fish known to naturalists as Exoccetus evolans. According to Pennant, a specimen was once captured in the river Towy ; but there is some doubt on the subject.
u u 330 MODERN SEA FISHING CHAPTER X LOW-WATER SHELL FISH AND CONGER HUNTING, PRAWNING, AND SHRIMPING WE may leave for a while fish possessi...ng backbones, ribs, and other parts of great delight to osteologists, and turn our atten- tion to those strange creatures which carry their skeletons on their back, changing them when they grow too small, dropping off a leg here or a claw there when it seemeth them good, growing another in due course, and generally behaving in an eccentric and altogether preposterous fashion. In short, as Mr. Micawber might have said in one of his joyous bursts of confidence, I refer to the lobster and the crab ; akin to which are the delicate prawns and homely shrimps.
What to read after Sea Fishing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bickerdyke, John, 1858-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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