The great fish n moved sile crescent ta silently throug ent tail. The mouth was open ay ee steno : night water, propelled by little other motion: an occ: rete ee h to admit a rush of water over the gills. There was ae eee ot ‘asional correction of the ering ofthe pecorl fre ae ran apparel smless couse by the slight raising changed direction by raising one wing and lowering the other. The eyes were sig extraordinary to eee 8S in the black and the other senses transmitted nothing movement dictated bene Primitive brain. ‘The ish might have been eslep save forthe Pee aries c '¥ Countless millions of years and of instinctive continuity: lacking the common to other fish and the fluttering flaps to push oxygen-bearing water through the gill gills, it survived o aia urvived only by moving. Once stopped, it would sink to the bottom and die ee ren gel Sn dark as the water, for there was no moon. All that separated ee ncadine ne fetch of beach—so white that it shone. From a house behind s spoched dunes, ight est yellow glimmer on the dunes. porch ie ont door to the house opened anda man and woman stepped out ont the wooden ae. ea e moment staring at the sea, embraced quickly, then scampered down the the |. The woman looked at him and smiled, “Now, how about that swim?” “You go ahead. I'li wait for you here.” The woman walked to where the gentle surf washed over her ankles. The water was colder than the night air. for it was only mid-June. ‘The woman called back, “Sure you don’t want to come?” But there was no answer from the man. few steps, tl at th ‘At first her strides were long and ve She faltered, regained her footing, and ‘high way stood, nd continued walking until the water covered her shoulders. ‘There she began to swim- head-above-water e ‘A hundred yards off shore, sensed a change in the sea’s It did not see the woman, nor yet did it smell her. Running within the length of its body were a series of thin Canals, filled with mucus and dotted with nerve endings, and these nerves detected vibration and signaled the brain. The fish tured towards shore, The fish closed on the woman and hurtled past, a dozen feet to the side and six feet below the surface. The woman felt only a wave of pressure that lifted her up in the water and eased her down again. fish began to swim close to the surface. Its dorsal fin broke water, and its tail, thrashing back and forth, cut the glassy surface of the water with a hiss. A series of tremors shook its body. For the first time the wor though she did not know why. guessed that she was fifty yards from shore. ‘She could see the white foam on the shore where the waves broke on the beach. see the light in the house, and for one comforting moment she thought she cone of the windows. nly Peter Benchley,9's, Magli sete daaal ist page numbers by your examples. ae en UXa ee en ee «Xamptes for each type. 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