... to he found of the eye h until they came to a group of animals exhibiting a slight advance in organization, namely, the jelly-fish, star-fisb, s and sea urchins, in which the micruscope revealed the ti existence of small crystals or eye-spots, which were ...

... stark naked, o bton Dover Pier, and when ho planged off he w~as quite cold' I ernd then he had to go through eight miles of jelly-fish; t l e.nd, if 10001. were offered him to go through such shoals a ofof those fish again, he would not do it. If a breeze ...

... slipper, about an inch long, without heels, pa 'tee and exquisitely fringed and finished off. It belongs to at rely the jelly-fish tribe, and was alive and well when he saw it. bi per The dining-room is the one roomof the house preserved, but se ing with ...

... when I came across an ?? old scull, which I hlng on to for tee hours. I was vc aeke 1 up cit Dover simply covered with jelly-fish. tn Iut i'h afraid you don't seem interested by my story. ill -Wagglas: Quite the reverse, dear boy. I am very ,d, much ...

... whatever to the thin expression of disapproval. th a The heat was so great that the audience svere, as ail He rule, in a jelly-fish condition. And Mr. Irving's Et he company was in asimilar state. Nothing could have er;been more depressing than the low ...

... lool cmadbrght as if ?? wsere unknown, -rlid fric Jessie aned Sidney were in great haste to go on thla, He shore to get jelly-fish aurl pretty seaweed.' When' mon3 they arrivedl there a little object a short way old froom the shnore attracted their attention ...

... maddening, that he rushed to the pierhead to take the' fatal plunge, when a hand was laid on his shoulder. 'Studying the jellyfish, Mr. Titwillow ? 'Twas she!. By the afternoon Timotly's mind was made up. Heswould tell hlerall, and throw himself at her ...

... no jelly-fish in Y the winter and early spring, anti the whole of fv them die in the autumn, shrimps and all. Before :e dying, the shrimp leaves the stomach of the d jelly-fish, and lays its eggs at the bottom of the Ls shallow sea. The jellyfish lays ...

... frigphten robbers wary, To lkeep a pair within t'ie house Few peoule would be chary. If puddingstonies were good to e2c And jelly-fish were ditto, Then hungry people by the sea Could always get a Hit-oh ! If thyme we buy was just the same As ime Nve spend ...

... and in Great Britain, only one in i; every 28,000,000. b The lowest order of animal life is found in the ii microscopic jellyfish. It is simply a minute drop ot gelatinous matter. b Swallows have been met with at sea over 1,000 miles from any land. Tuey ...

... usc to Elie jellyfish, lie was *liged to sivita back. to thle land., When the nonkey had refached tle. shore againt lie climbed Into a large tree andte advised the jellyfish. to i-a- turni without lhau. OIn his r~i-tr to the k-hig the jellyfish told whatt ...

... the Irish Land AA of 1881 against the Duke of Argyll. The Duke did not then call them brains and backbone. He called them jelly-fish, which have neither backbone nor braizs. As for the men who remained loral in their allegiance to Mr. Gladstone and the ...