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CURIOUS CREATURES. 221
river, that she may so free them from the Land they
are fast upon. Also she accompanies them long, when
they are grown up ; but they quickly grow up, and
increase ten years."
According to Olaus Magnus, there be many kinds
of whales: "Some are hairy, and of four Acres in
bigness; the Acre is 240 foot long and 120 broad;
some are smooth skinned, and those are smaller, and
are taken in the West and Northern Sea ; some have
their Jaws long and full of teeth; namely, 12 or 14
foot long, and the Teeth are 6, 8, or 12 foot long. But
their two Dog teeth, or Tushes, are longer than the rest,
underneath, like a Horn, like the teeth of Bores, or
Elephants. This kind of whale hath a fit mouth to eat,
and his eyes are so large, that fifteen men may sit in
the room of each of them, and sometimes twenty, or
more, as the beast is in quantity.
" His horns are 6 or 7 foot long, and he hath 250
upon each eye, as hard as horn, that he can stir stiff
or gentle, either before or behind. These grow together,

to defend his eyes in tempestuous weather, or when any
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Curious creatures in zoology; with 130 illus. throughout the text.
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23574976
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76213 (Find related Wikimedia Commons images)
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32031 (Find related Wikimedia Commons images)
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Page 221
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https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/page/23574976
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10.5962/bhl.title.32031
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  • Leviathans
  • Curious creatures in zoology; with 130 illus. throughout the text.
  • Monsters Are Real
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19 October 2014
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