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Sea Mouse

Aphrodite, a genus of dorsi-branchiate Annelids or marine worms. The most notable feature in connection with the sea mouse consists in the beautiful iridescent hues exhibited by the hairs or bristles which fringe the sides of the body. The sea mouse inhabits deep water, and may be obtained by dredging. The common species, A. aculeata of the British and French coasts, is SEANCE SEASIDE GRAPE six or eight inches long and two or three itself, nor any armed vessel for it, that inches in width.

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