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Page 645
... rivers , having produced . their fine crops of cotton and melons , give their last swallow to the desert and their last gasp to the sun . " The Snake River doesn't die in the desert , but it might do so were it not for the Lost Rivers ...
... rivers , having produced . their fine crops of cotton and melons , give their last swallow to the desert and their last gasp to the sun . " The Snake River doesn't die in the desert , but it might do so were it not for the Lost Rivers ...
Page 655
... rivers meander and ice forms in caves under sun - blistered basalt , this canal carries Snake River water to irrigated tracts near Gooding . In such areas , rivers lose themselves and reappear as springs scores of miles away ( pages 645 ...
... rivers meander and ice forms in caves under sun - blistered basalt , this canal carries Snake River water to irrigated tracts near Gooding . In such areas , rivers lose themselves and reappear as springs scores of miles away ( pages 645 ...
Page 669
... river shipping is possible by way of the Snake and Columbia Rivers from Lewiston to Portland , Oregon , and thence to the ocean , thus giving Lewiston some right to call itself a seaport . In 1805 Lewis and Clark took five weeks to ...
... river shipping is possible by way of the Snake and Columbia Rivers from Lewiston to Portland , Oregon , and thence to the ocean , thus giving Lewiston some right to call itself a seaport . In 1805 Lewis and Clark took five weeks to ...
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Dominican Republic Land of Plenty 11 illustrations in color from naturalcolor photo | 209 |
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