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... esculent animals in the most lowly organised beings. Radiate animals contribute hut little to the direct sustenance of man. The jelly-fish, which contains 1)9 per cent, of water, if too fluid to be eateu, might be drunk by man ; and barnacles, polypes, and sea ...
... other times, they seems to into sparks. They are_cmly seen in the penmen skim and never below • cloud. The vulgarly_ called jelly-fish abound here in numbest, all luminous; they constitute the b ilef 4oed of. eetneous their . . cared name i gene of Reluctantly ...
... it; and, lastly, referred to the Sargasso Sea, as Illustrating its vegetation ; and also the whales and their food (the jellyfish and other minute animalcules), which are the most remarkable of the animals of the open water. He concluded with allusion ...
... PRODUCE OF THE WLLLESD N 15, BAY COLY, é Dutchman out of Woldemald. two year olds dst Gh, three Sst four Set 5 2 ROAN FILLY, Jellyfish. y Barnton out of Whitebait, by Surpiice out of UNRES ADDOCKS STUD F. 16. RAY Datchman out of Lady Toachstone, makes of 5 ...
... subject, omitting his own on the aquarium, and then described the order of sea animals with and without back bones, sponge, jelly-fish, coral, sea anemonies, the transformation ot butterflies, the beautiful phosphorescence of the sea, the barnacle, with long ...
... cupboard with a loaf of sugar, and you can see whether he will break it up with his nippers. Besides crabs, I used to find jelly-fish outlie beach, made, it seemed to me, of seacalves’ feet, and no sherry. The mermaids eat them, I suppose, at their wet water ...
... cupboard with a loaf of sugar, and you can see whether will break it up with his nippers. Besides crabs, I used to find jelly-fish on the beach, made, it seemed to me, of seacalves’ feet, and sherry. The mermaids eat them, I suppose, at their wet water ...
... relations to man; and for this reason greater space has been, devoted to the Crucesn or teal families thin to annelids nod jelly-fish, while among the firhes the little hen ring is more garticslarly described than the mighty shark, and the oyster receives ...
... a cupboard with loaf of sugar, and you can see whether he will break it with his nippers. Besides crabs, I used to find jelly-fish on the beach, made, it seemed me, of sea-calves’ feet, and no sherry. The mermaids eat them, I suppose, at thair wet wa ...
... cupboard with a loaf of sugar, and you can see whether he will break it with his nippers. Betides crabs, I used to find jelly-fish on the beach, made, it seemed to me, of sea-calves' feet, and no sherry. The mermaids eat them, I suppose, at their wet ...
... cupboard with a loaf of sugar, and you can see whether he will break it up with his nippers. Besides crabs, I used to find jelly-fish on the beach, made, it seemed to me, of sea-calves' feet, and no sherry. The mermaids eat them, I suppose, at their wet ...
... cupboard with a loaf of sugar, and you can see whether he will break it up with his nippers. Besides crabs, I used to find jelly-fish on the beach, made, it seemed to me, of sea-calves' feet, and no sherry. The mermaids eat them, I suppose, at their wet ...