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... brought the first orange seeds from Spain early in the 16th century , and , as the Indians liked the new fruit and as years passed , they planted scattering trees along the rivers and coasts . As more white colonists came , they set out ...
... brought the first orange seeds from Spain early in the 16th century , and , as the Indians liked the new fruit and as years passed , they planted scattering trees along the rivers and coasts . As more white colonists came , they set out ...
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... brought a few years ago , have automatically boosted . the values of land into the highly specula- tive class . Recently the prices have fallen with the drop in the French franc , but the asking price of the land remains . COCHINEAL BROUGHT ...
... brought a few years ago , have automatically boosted . the values of land into the highly specula- tive class . Recently the prices have fallen with the drop in the French franc , but the asking price of the land remains . COCHINEAL BROUGHT ...
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... brought in from a distance and fertilized and cultivated into the beauty spot it is to - day . Photograph by Harriet Chalmers Adams Photograph by Riccardo Saver Photographs. Photograph by Vittorio Dimani Barce , reached by highway and ...
... brought in from a distance and fertilized and cultivated into the beauty spot it is to - day . Photograph by Harriet Chalmers Adams Photograph by Riccardo Saver Photographs. Photograph by Vittorio Dimani Barce , reached by highway and ...
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