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Title: Harper's New Monthly Magazine Volume 21 June to November 1860
Year: 1860 (1860s)
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Publisher: New York: Harper & Brothers Publishers
Contributing Library: Brigham Young University-Idaho, David O. McKay Library
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180 HAKPERS NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
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which terrible creature was first observed to leavethe water every day to feed on the cattle of theneighboring farms; and was finally, after manydesperate contests with, armed men, caught alivein a net and sent to Alexandria. Such storiesare too far off. Let us get nearer to our owntimes. And first comes the Rev. Paul Egede, a mis-sionary to Greenland, where his father, good oldHans Egede, had long lived and labored beforehim. In his account of Greenland, and of twovoyages thither, there occurs this passage: On the 6th of July (1734) there appeared avery large and frightful sea-monster, which raiseditself so high out of the water that it« head reach-ed above our main-top. It had a long sharp snout, and spouted water like a whale; and verybroad flappers. The body seemed to be coveredwith scales, and the skin was uneven and wiink-led, and the lower part was formed like a snake.After some time the creature plunged backwardinto the water, and then turned its tail up abovethe surface, a w

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