NAUTILUS
Jack's Reference Book for Home and Office : An Encyclopaedia of General Information: General Information · 1909 · p. 11
The Naatilus so often referred to by poets is really not a nautilus; at all. Its proper name is Argonaut, a mollusc chiefly found in tropical seas. | Only the female ever po e es a shell,, and even she does not raise ber arms to | catch the wind. ‘The so-called sails are | reproductive expansions on tro of the | tentacles, The nautilus proper is a shell- | sh which haunts the bottom of tropical | Seas, [s. 221]
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