...cafcade ; and it is hardly credible, but to thofe who have been eye-witnefles, that thefe fifh iliould be able to dart themfelves near fourteen feet perpendicular out of the water; and, allowing for the curoature, they leap at leaft twenty. I remained hours in obferving them. They do not always fucceed...

...cafcade; and it is hardly credible, but to thofe who have been eye-witnefles, that thefe -filh ihould be able to dart themfelves near fourteen feet perpendicular...obferving them ; they do not always fucceed at the firlt leap ; fometimes they bound almoft to the fummit, but the falling water dairies them down again...

...on the contraiy, who has been followed by able to dart themfelves near fourteen feet peiprndicular out of the water ; and allowing for the curvature, they leap at Icaft twenty. I remained liouis in obfcrving them. They do not always fuccecd at the Le Clerc, Prkleaux,...

...cafcade ; and it is hardly credible, but to thofe who have been cyc-witncfles, that thefe fifh fhould be able to dart themfelves near fourteen feet perpendicular...water ; and allowing for the curvature, they leap at leafl twenty. They do not always fucceed at the iirlt lear> ; fometiraes they bound almoft to the....

...but to thofe who have been eye-witneiles, that thefe filh mould be able to dart themfelves near 14 feet perpendicular out of the water ; and allowing for the curvature, they leap at lead twenty ; they do not always fucceed at the firil leap ; fometimes they bound almofl to the fummit,...

...but to thole who have been eye-witneffes, that thefe filh ihould be able to dart themfelves near 14 feet perpendicular out of the water ; and allowing for the curvature, they leap at leaft twenty ; they do not always fucceed at the firft leap ; fometimes they bound almoft to the fummit, but the...

...salmon leaping up the above-mentioned cascade, darting themselves near fourteen fed lier' jiL-ndicularly out of the water; and allowing for the curvature, they leap at twenty. In 177.}, this fishery was rented for Goul. per annum, and at that time the fish was sold at...

...salmon leaping u]> the ahove-mentioned cascade, darting themselves near fourteen feet perpendicularly out of the water; and allowing for the curvature, they leap at least twenty. In t1~.\ this fishery was rented for floul. per annum, and at that time the fish was...

...hundred pounds a year ; it is scarcely credible. that these fish should be able to dart themselves near fourteen feet perpendicular out of the water ; and, allowing for the curvature, they leap at least twenty. They do not bound from the surface, and it cannot be known from what depth they take...