The Illustrated Natural History
The Illustrated Natural History
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"After I had kept this Chrysaora for about a week, its manners underwent a change. . It no longer swam about freely in the water by means of its pumping contractions, nor was its appearance that of an umbrella. It began to turn itself inside out, and at length assumed this form permanently, its shape being that of an elegant vase or cup, with the rim turned over, and the tentacles depending loosely from the furbelows constituting a sort of foot.
Digitized by Google THE VENOMOUS CYAN^A. 745 The ...latter were now put to a new use ; the animal began habitually to rest near the bottom of the vessel or upon the broad fronds of the Iridcea, which were growing in the water and preserving its purity, but occasionally it would rise midway to the surface and hang by one or two of the furbelows. A fold or two of the latter would come to the top of the water, and dilate upon the surface into a broad flat expansion, exactly like the foot of a swimming mollusc ; from this the Medusa would hang suspended in an inverted position.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"After I had kept this Chrysaora for about a week, its manners underwent a change. . It no longer swam about freely in the water by means of its pumping contractions, nor was its appearance that of an umbrella. It began to turn itself inside out, and at length assumed this form permanently, its shape being that of an elegant vase or cup, with the rim turned over, and the tentacles depending loosely from the furbelows constituting a sort of foot.
Digitized by Google THE VENOMOUS CYAN^A. 745 The ...latter were now put to a new use ; the animal began habitually to rest near the bottom of the vessel or upon the broad fronds of the Iridcea, which were growing in the water and preserving its purity, but occasionally it would rise midway to the surface and hang by one or two of the furbelows. A fold or two of the latter would come to the top of the water, and dilate upon the surface into a broad flat expansion, exactly like the foot of a swimming mollusc ; from this the Medusa would hang suspended in an inverted position.
What to read after The Illustrated Natural History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J G John George Wood to read onlineMoreLess
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