← Table of contents
New-England's rarities discovered

Note 78 — {23} Thirdly, Of Fishes.[62]

Reading edition

“The sea-hare is as big as grampus, or herrin-hog; and as white as a sheet. There hath been of them in Black-Point Harbour, and some way up the river; but we could never take any of them. Several have shot sluggs at them, but lost their labour.”—Voyages, p. 105. The Lepus marinus of the old writers is a naked mollusk of the Mediterranean; Laplysia depilans, L.: but Josselyn’s was a very different animal.

Explore with AITake your curiosity a little further.

Reading settings