The Boy With the U. S. Fisheries
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They seem twice asbrilliant as the ones I saw in Devil's Hole. " "Of course, " the curator said, "you would expect them to look dull indull surroundings. That is color protection. Here, everything is gailycolored and striped and streaked and dotted, so the fish are, too. Thathelps them to hide and be unnoticed. A plain-colored open sea fish couldbe easily seen. " "Look, sah, " said Early Bird, turning to the boy, "Ah've got a littlesailoh's choice, Ah caught this morning; Ah'll throw him in and... yo' cannotice how plain yo' can see him. " He tossed the fish overboard. The silver scales shone and gleamedbrilliantly in the transparent water but Colin had barely time to noticewhat a conspicuous object it was when in a swirl of water a score ofsmall fish of all sorts surrounded the morsel. But the groupers followedhotfoot and the little fish fled. Then came retribution, for, from acrevice in a near-by rock, out shot the eel-like form of a green morayand disposed of one of the groupers in short order.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They seem twice asbrilliant as the ones I saw in Devil's Hole. " "Of course, " the curator said, "you would expect them to look dull indull surroundings. That is color protection. Here, everything is gailycolored and striped and streaked and dotted, so the fish are, too. Thathelps them to hide and be unnoticed. A plain-colored open sea fish couldbe easily seen. " "Look, sah, " said Early Bird, turning to the boy, "Ah've got a littlesailoh's choice, Ah caught this morning; Ah'll throw him in and... yo' cannotice how plain yo' can see him. " He tossed the fish overboard. The silver scales shone and gleamedbrilliantly in the transparent water but Colin had barely time to noticewhat a conspicuous object it was when in a swirl of water a score ofsmall fish of all sorts surrounded the morsel. But the groupers followedhotfoot and the little fish fled. Then came retribution, for, from acrevice in a near-by rock, out shot the eel-like form of a green morayand disposed of one of the groupers in short order.
What to read after The Boy With the U. S. Fisheries?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Rolt Wheeler to read onlineMoreLess
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