The Third Reader of the School And Family Series
The Third Reader of the School And Family Series
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I. THE C03Off0N SEALS.
1. Many marvelous stories have been written about tritons, sirens, mermen, and mermaids, which are said to have been seen at sea, and which are still supposed by many to resemble men and women in the upper portions of their bodies, and to be like fish in other respects. It will therefore be well to state here, that the creatures seen were probably no other than some species of seals, whose heads, elevated^ a little above the water, and seen at a dis- tance, look very much... like the heads of human beings.
2. Seals in their native state, before they have been hunted, are not only not afraid of man, but, on the con- trary, they seem to have great confidence in him, and to be fond of his company. Thus we find it stated that when the first ships visited South America, the sea -wolves, a species of seal, appeared in vast multitudes; that they 174 WILLSON'S third BBAPBR. Pabt nL would swim around the ship, hang to its sides with their paws, and seemed to stare at and admire the crew.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I. THE C03Off0N SEALS.
1. Many marvelous stories have been written about tritons, sirens, mermen, and mermaids, which are said to have been seen at sea, and which are still supposed by many to resemble men and women in the upper portions of their bodies, and to be like fish in other respects. It will therefore be well to state here, that the creatures seen were probably no other than some species of seals, whose heads, elevated^ a little above the water, and seen at a dis- tance, look very much... like the heads of human beings.
2. Seals in their native state, before they have been hunted, are not only not afraid of man, but, on the con- trary, they seem to have great confidence in him, and to be fond of his company. Thus we find it stated that when the first ships visited South America, the sea -wolves, a species of seal, appeared in vast multitudes; that they 174 WILLSON'S third BBAPBR. Pabt nL would swim around the ship, hang to its sides with their paws, and seemed to stare at and admire the crew.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marcius Willson to read onlineMoreLess
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