1928. This volume had its origin in a post-prandial discourse
delivered in 1926 before the "Sette of Odd Volumes," and was
intended to see the light as one of the Opuscula issued by that
Society by and to its members. In the process of preparing that
discourse, the author made discovery of a vast number of references
to the subject in the works of early zoologists, botanists and
thaumatogenists, constituting a veritable literature of the
subject, and as the result, the present compilation ensued.
Illustrated.
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