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Page 136
... turned our backs on the golden fountain , the stars shone serenely above the pines . On the road back we saw the ghosts of extinct volcanoes . From a commanding prominence during daylight hours , I had counted 27 of the hundreds of old ...
... turned our backs on the golden fountain , the stars shone serenely above the pines . On the road back we saw the ghosts of extinct volcanoes . From a commanding prominence during daylight hours , I had counted 27 of the hundreds of old ...
Page 221
... turned . The Indians were killed or driven off , and the Spaniards prostrated themselves in prayerful gratitude to the Lady of Mercies . A beautiful chapel now stands over the spot where the cross ( it may have been made of the island's ...
... turned . The Indians were killed or driven off , and the Spaniards prostrated themselves in prayerful gratitude to the Lady of Mercies . A beautiful chapel now stands over the spot where the cross ( it may have been made of the island's ...
Page 270
... turned to matters sober enough to have engaged even Thucydides ' attention . But for the most part , it was lighthearted as befitted a good dinner . There was a great deal of laughter when , for instance , Socrates defended his flat ...
... turned to matters sober enough to have engaged even Thucydides ' attention . But for the most part , it was lighthearted as befitted a good dinner . There was a great deal of laughter when , for instance , Socrates defended his flat ...
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Brazils Potent Weapons By W ROBERT MOORE | 41 |
Dominican Republic Land of Plenty 11 illustrations in color from naturalcolor photo | 209 |
Frontline Town of Britains Siege Dover By HARVEY KLEMMER 105 | 225 |
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