112 a half of eggs have been taken from the interior of a flounder; and in the spawn of a single cod, upwards of nine million of eggs have been ascertained. t Pup. Are there any fish which migrate in the water, as birds of passage do in the air, at certain seasons? Tut, Yes, such as the sturgeon, salmon, mangoe fish, and others; some of which coine from the sea into rivers, and others are sound in shoals, in certain parts of the ocean, and at certain times of the year, to which they are, no doubt, led by what we usually term instinct. - Pup. What a vast store of provision is here laid up for man - Tut. Thus you see low good and bountiful God is to us. He has given is all things. All sheep, and oxon; yea, and the beasts of the field, the fowl of 1he air, and the fish of the sea, and whatsoever passeth through the paths of the sea. -ശ്ചDIALOGÜE IX. Of Insects, Tat, Let us now take a view of the sualler part of the firing creation. What think you of those called insects? SSAS A SAS S S S S S S S S S S * * * Pap. I cannot say I ever thought much about them Tat. But we should not overlook any part of God's creation. “. . . . . -- Pup. Will you then have the goodsiess to teli me, how many kinds of insects are there? . . - 筠 Tut. There are seven.
