The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 34National Geographic Society, 1918 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... standing at 42d street and Fifth avenue long enough one will see every American . who does a worth - while thing ... stands above Niagara's gorge and watches the swirling waters , seemingly bereft of all sense of the direction where lies ...
... standing at 42d street and Fifth avenue long enough one will see every American . who does a worth - while thing ... stands above Niagara's gorge and watches the swirling waters , seemingly bereft of all sense of the direction where lies ...
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... stands for an hour at a busy crossing like this and watches an officer keep order from descending into chaos knows that in Gotham there is efficiency both high up and low down . Often there is more journalistic space devoted to one ...
... stands for an hour at a busy crossing like this and watches an officer keep order from descending into chaos knows that in Gotham there is efficiency both high up and low down . Often there is more journalistic space devoted to one ...
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... stand first among all the agencies for Americanizing the immigrant's chil- dren . How these schools take seventy- odd tongues and substitute good English ; how they not only labor to fit boys and girls for intelligent and useful places ...
... stand first among all the agencies for Americanizing the immigrant's chil- dren . How these schools take seventy- odd tongues and substitute good English ; how they not only labor to fit boys and girls for intelligent and useful places ...
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... stands as one of the wonders of the engineering world . With a length of 119 miles , with a capacity that exceeds the combined flow of all the aqueducts that imperial Rome ever built , with 35 miles of tunnel sunk deep in the primeval ...
... stands as one of the wonders of the engineering world . With a length of 119 miles , with a capacity that exceeds the combined flow of all the aqueducts that imperial Rome ever built , with 35 miles of tunnel sunk deep in the primeval ...
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... : A PART OF THE STATUARY OVER ONE ENTRANCE TO GRAND CENTRAL STATION Note the comparative size of the artisan standing on the thigh of the figure as he works THE AERATION PLANT AT ASHOKAN RESERVOIR Photograph from Edwin Levick. 40.
... : A PART OF THE STATUARY OVER ONE ENTRANCE TO GRAND CENTRAL STATION Note the comparative size of the artisan standing on the thigh of the figure as he works THE AERATION PLANT AT ASHOKAN RESERVOIR Photograph from Edwin Levick. 40.
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