THE DENTUDO.

The dentudo abounds every where, and would be extremely palatable, were

it not for the thorns with which it is covered. It scarcely ever weighs

so much as a pound. I have caught and eaten numbers of them, but have

lost many hooks in the process, for they gnawed the line to pieces with

their sharp teeth.

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