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Audubon the Naturalist, A History of His Life and Time. Vol. 1 (of 2)

Note 265 — Chapter XIX · AUDUBON AND RAFINESQUE

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"At Palermo," said Swainson, "I had the pleasure of meeting ... Rafinesque Schmaltz, whose first name is familiar to most zoölogists. In the society of such congenial minds, I passed many happy hours, and made many delightful excursions ... by the inducement of the latter, I was led to investigate the ichthyology of the western coast." (See Bibliography, No. 170.)

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