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Northern Illinois University
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The Saturday Journal
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v. 13 no. 647
— page 7 |
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Sketch |
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The Saturday Journal, v. XIII, no. 647, August 5, 1882 (Issue) |
| Author: |
Griffith, George Bancroft, 1841-1909
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| Date: |
August 5, 1882 |
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A "fish story," from the time that the whale swallowed Jonah until now, has always been looked upon as the embodiment of a big lie, and above all the "sea-serpent" takes the palm. |
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There is reason to believe that the parts are soft and perishable, but I still consider it probable that it will be the good fortune of some person on the coast of Norway or North America to find a living representative of this type of reptile, which is thought to have died out." |
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