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Evening Star, Issue 18811, 9 December 1924, Page 5

“John Dories,” one of Hie ugliest fish known, grow l-o a length of 2ft, and are so thin that they can almost hide behind a Wade of seaweed. A curious mark on their sides is, according to legend, the imprint of St. Peter’s thumb, when he took a piece of money from the fish’s mouth. The incident is mentioned in the Gospels.

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