. Children with fishes;. Fishes. WHAT WAS IN THE JARS. " O, here's some of the prettiest little breast-pins eber was," cried out Rose. " They are the most common of all the jelly-fishes, and are called Lucernaria. This is in the shape of a star, each point seeming set with brilliants, only all is not gold that sparkles, so these little glittering. points are not pearls or diamonds, but tentacles and auricles to eat with, and to take hold by. They are generally found fast to sea-weeds along shore, and strange as it may appear, this beautiful star has the power of contracting itse
. Children with fishes;. Fishes. WHAT WAS IN THE JARS. " O, here's some of the prettiest little breast-pins eber was," cried out Rose. " They are the most common of all the jelly-fishes, and are called Lucernaria. This is in the shape of a star, each point seeming set with brilliants, only all is not gold that sparkles, so these little glittering. points are not pearls or diamonds, but tentacles and auricles to eat with, and to take hold by. They are generally found fast to sea-weeds along shore, and strange as it may appear, this beautiful star has the power of contracting itself up until it looks just like a half-blown ; " O, here's somefing looks like a scarf," cried out 584. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Maskell, A. E. Anderson, Mrs. [from old catalog]. Boston, D. Lothrop company
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