CHAPTER XXII. PECULIARITIES OF ANIMALS. The Boys\' and Girls\' Pliny

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CHAPTER XXII. PECULIARITIES OF ANIMALS.

The salamander, an animal like a lizard in shape, and with a body starred all over, never comes out except during heavy showers, and disappears the moment it becomes fine. This animal is so intensely cold as to extinguish f............

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