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Page 109
... length tea the better pleased appears the host . OASES OF NORTHERN AF- RICA AND THE SAHARA Many oases of north- ern Africa and the Sa- hara owe their existence to large springs of hot or cold water that bub- ble up close to each other ...
... length tea the better pleased appears the host . OASES OF NORTHERN AF- RICA AND THE SAHARA Many oases of north- ern Africa and the Sa- hara owe their existence to large springs of hot or cold water that bub- ble up close to each other ...
Page 157
... length of each lock compartment is 1,000 feet . The largest ship in the world , the Vaterland , of the Hamburg - American Line , which is not yet completed , has a length of 950 feet . While it is unlikely that the huge liners used in ...
... length of each lock compartment is 1,000 feet . The largest ship in the world , the Vaterland , of the Hamburg - American Line , which is not yet completed , has a length of 950 feet . While it is unlikely that the huge liners used in ...
Page 163
... length of about 11⁄2 miles of canal . Just beyond Gold Hill is the famous Cucaracha slide ( see pages 147 and 151 ) . the surface of which was above the lake level when the water entered Culebra Cut , and it prevented the water from ...
... length of about 11⁄2 miles of canal . Just beyond Gold Hill is the famous Cucaracha slide ( see pages 147 and 151 ) . the surface of which was above the lake level when the water entered Culebra Cut , and it prevented the water from ...
Page 169
... length of time it has , seems to warrant the conclusion that Panama has been more free from serious earthquakes during the time in question than Tennes- see , Missouri , or Arkansas , when it is re- membered that Reel Foot Lake , in Ten ...
... length of time it has , seems to warrant the conclusion that Panama has been more free from serious earthquakes during the time in question than Tennes- see , Missouri , or Arkansas , when it is re- membered that Reel Foot Lake , in Ten ...
Page 200
... length , was killed near Kodiak , in Alaska , for the collection of the Carnegie Muscum at Pitts- burgh . The man and the large St. Bernard dog bring out the great size of the skin POLAR BEAR AND CUB OUT FOR A SWIM Photo from. 200.
... length , was killed near Kodiak , in Alaska , for the collection of the Carnegie Muscum at Pitts- burgh . The man and the large St. Bernard dog bring out the great size of the skin POLAR BEAR AND CUB OUT FOR A SWIM Photo from. 200.
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