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-The Project Gutenberg EBook of My Book of Ten Fishes, by Rosalie G. Mendel
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-Title: My Book of Ten Fishes
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-Author: Rosalie G. Mendel
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-Illustrator: Hazel Frazee
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-Release Date: December 19, 2017 [EBook #56206]
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-Language: English
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-*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK MY BOOK OF TEN FISHES ***
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-[Illustration: Cover art]
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-[Frontispiece: (starfish)]
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-  My Book of
-  Ten Fishes
-
-  _by_
-
-  Rosalie G. Mendel
-
-  Author of Spark Series,
-  "My Book of Ten
-  Fishes," etc.
-
-
-
-  ILLUSTRATED BY
-  HAZEL FRAZEE
-
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-  Whitman Publishing Co.
-  Racine, Wisconsin.
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-  Copyright 1916
-  WHITMAN PUBLISHING COMPANY
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-
-BY THE STAR FISH
-
-Do you know why I am called a "Star Fish?"  It is because I am shaped
-like a star.  I am the star of the sea.
-
-My five large, thick arms point in different directions.  On the end of
-each one is a red spot.  Those are my eyes.  My body is covered with
-little spine-like prickles.  On the under side of my body, near the
-center, is my mouth.
-
-My favorite foods are oysters and clams.  When I want my dinner I bend
-my arms, or rays, to form a cup.  I catch food with the hundreds of
-little suckers that are on the under side of my body.
-
-
-
-
-BY THE SALMON
-
-Did you ever go fishing?  Did you ever catch a Salmon?  I doubt it.  It
-takes a mighty sharp fisherman to catch me.
-
-I am called "the king of the fresh water fish."  I am the most valuable
-and delicate of all fish.  My flavor is excellent and I have few
-troublesome bones.
-
-My home is in the sea.  But in the autumn of the year I leave it and
-travel to the river where I was born.  There I deposit eggs in the
-shallow creeks.  The eggs remain there until the next spring.  Then
-they are hatched into baby salmons.
-
-[Illustration: (salmon)]
-
-These children remain for two years in the river.  Then, in the third
-spring, they seek the cool waters of the sea.
-
-Often, on my journey from the sea to my birthplace, I come to roaring
-waterfalls.  To reach the top of these is hard and dangerous.  But I am
-never afraid.  I curl my body so that my tail almost reaches my mouth.
-Then I give an upward spring.  Sometimes I fail, but if I do I try
-again.  Did you ever see a picture of a "salmon leap?"
-
-
-
-
-BY THE LOBSTER
-
-You have eaten lobsters, haven't you?  If not, I am sorry for you,
-because I am considered a very fine-tasting sea food.
-
-When a lobster is brought to the dinner table it is a bright red.  But
-when it swims in the ocean, before it is boiled, its shell is very
-dark, almost black.
-
-Mother Nature furnished me with a hard shell made of lime.  This
-protects my soft body from my enemies.  This shell fits me as tightly
-as your Sunday kid glove fits you.  When my body grows too large for
-it, I get ready for a new one.  I hide myself from everyone.  I stop
-eating and so get thinner.  My body shrinks away from my shell.  It
-splits and comes off.  Then a new one at once begins to cover me.  At
-first it is very soft, but it soon gets as hard as my other one.  The
-old shell comes off in one piece.  If you saw it lying on the sand you
-would think it a live lobster.
-
-Snap!  Snap!  See my two pinchers!  Look out or I might bite you!
-Snap!  Snap!
-
-[Illustration: (lobster)]
-
-
-
-
-BY THE SHARK
-
-I am a shark!  I am called "the tiger of the ocean," because I am so
-large, strong and terrible.  I eat human flesh.
-
-[Illustration: (shark)]
-
-I guess I am not very good to look at.  They say my mouth has a
-horrible, mean expression.  I am about thirty feet long!
-
-I have six rows of strong, sharp-pointed teeth--sharper than any knife
-you ever had.  I can raise or lower these as I wish.
-
-Most fish, when they drop their eggs, forget all about them.  But I
-love and take care of my young ones.
-
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-
-
-BY THE CRAB
-
-People say I am a quarrelsome creature.  That is why cross persons are
-called "crabby."  But I won't ever quarrel with you, little one.
-
-I am a first cousin of the lobster.  I have a soft body protected with
-a hard shell.  When I grow too big I throw it off and then I get a new
-one, just like Mr. Lobster does.
-
-I have five pairs of legs.  Poor child, you have only one pair.  I walk
-sideways.  In walking I use the legs on one side of my body to push
-with and those on the other side to pull with.  My short tail I carry
-folded under my body.  See my two strong pairs of nippers!  With these
-pinchers I defend myself from my enemies.  I wouldn't hurt you, though.
-
-Oysters and other small sea animals often attach themselves to my shell
-and stay there a long time.
-
-Men catch us crabs in wicker pots that are sunk deep in the water.  In
-each is placed some bait.
-
-Are you a "crabby" little person?  I hope not.
-
-[Illustration: (crab)]
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-
-
-BY THE WHALE
-
-"That she blows!  Thar she blows!"  That is what the sailors cry when
-they see me spout air and water out of the holes in the top part of my
-head.  Sometimes I spout water 60 or 70 feet high.
-
-I am a Right or Greenland whale.  I live in the cold north seas.
-Underneath my skin are layers of fat called "blubber," that keep my
-body warm.  From this blubber men take large quantities of oil.  It is
-very valuable.  Some whales give as much as 300 barrels of oil.  Just
-think of that!
-
-When I want my dinner I just open my mouth and collect thousands of
-small fish.  I have no real teeth, but in my upper jaw are fringed
-plates known as "whale-bones."  Maybe your mamma has sent you to the
-store to buy whale-bone for her new dress.
-
-My cousin, the sperm whale, lives in the warm part of the ocean.  Your
-nice white candles are made from spermaceti.  It is taken from the head
-of the sperm whale.  He also gives you "ambergris," out of which fine
-perfume is made.
-
-The dolphin and the porpoise are smaller whale-like animals.  They are
-playful and affectionate.
-
-[Illustration: (whale)]
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-BY THE OYSTER
-
-Do you like oysters?  I hope so.  This is the oyster season.  In the
-summer months, when I am busy laying eggs I am not good to eat.  We lay
-about two million eggs each season.  My children are full grown when
-they are three years old.  You are little more than a baby at that age.
-
-[Illustration: (oyster)]
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-I am called "fashionable" because I am not cheap like herring.  I am
-considered quite a dainty.
-
-I have no head.  I have no feet.  I have no teeth.  But I have a mouth.
-My house is a hard shell made of two valves joined together by a hinge.
-
-Of course you know that pearls come from oysters.  Often men risk their
-lives in diving to the bottom of the ocean to get these precious gems.
-Sharks are great enemies of the pearl divers.  The mother of pearl is
-the lining of the pearl oyster shell.  Have any of you little chaps
-knives with handles made of mother of pearl?
-
-Oh!  I am an exciting fish, I am!  Good night.  Don't dream about me!
-
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-
-
-BY THE SARDINE
-
-We are called sardines because we are caught on the coast of a country
-called Sardinia.
-
-[Illustration: (sardines)]
-
-We are considered beautiful, graceful little swimmers.  Most of us are
-about three or four inches long.  Our color is bright green above and
-silvery white below.  We live in the deep sea and only come to the
-surface to lay our eggs.
-
-Along the coasts where we are caught there are many sardine factories.
-There they can us.
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-Ask your mother to buy a box of sardines for supper tonight.  Then tell
-her all you know about us.
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