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BEST'S

ART OF ANGLING.

CHAP. I.

A Description of Fishes, according to Natural History, with the best methods of Breeding, Feeding, &c.

MANY assert that fishes have not that part called the meatus auditorius, and are quite deaf. Others are quite of a contrary opinion. However by the first proposition of the second book of Newton's Principia, it is proved that water is a non-conductor of sound; if so, why should animals be provided with organs of hearing, when they live in a medium where sounds cannot be heard?

Fishes in natural history are animals that live in the water, as their proper place of abode. Naturalists observe a world of wisdom and design in the structure of fishes, and their conformation to the element they reside in.

Their bodies are cloathed and guarded in the best manner, with scales or shells, suitable to their respective circumstances, the dangers they are exposed to, and the motion and business they are to perform.

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