The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 25; Volume 36National Geographic Society, 1914 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 61
... supply . In about four years ' time these young men can lay aside enough money to buy some broadtail sheep , and goats , and several camels , and return to their native Troglodyte town , where they take to themselves a Troglodyte maid ...
... supply . In about four years ' time these young men can lay aside enough money to buy some broadtail sheep , and goats , and several camels , and return to their native Troglodyte town , where they take to themselves a Troglodyte maid ...
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... supplies from Ben Garden to the Turkish camp was from 3 to 31⁄2 francs a day ( 60 to 70 cents ) . Between Kairouan and Sbeitla are many miles of bad land , where almost nothing thrives save the prickly pear . This has been cultivated by ...
... supplies from Ben Garden to the Turkish camp was from 3 to 31⁄2 francs a day ( 60 to 70 cents ) . Between Kairouan and Sbeitla are many miles of bad land , where almost nothing thrives save the prickly pear . This has been cultivated by ...
Page 131
... supply of beans cooked until they are mealy and ladled out of the can boil- ing ( see page 98 ) . One cent buys enough for a very hungry man . THE GREAT DATE MARKETS Caravans of nomads come from far and near to buy the dates . An hour ...
... supply of beans cooked until they are mealy and ladled out of the can boil- ing ( see page 98 ) . One cent buys enough for a very hungry man . THE GREAT DATE MARKETS Caravans of nomads come from far and near to buy the dates . An hour ...
Page 154
... supplies the water for the Gatun Lake - the largest artificial lake in the world - across which the vessels will steam for nearly two - thirds of the entire distance from coast to coast ON THE UPPER CHAGRES River. 154.
... supplies the water for the Gatun Lake - the largest artificial lake in the world - across which the vessels will steam for nearly two - thirds of the entire distance from coast to coast ON THE UPPER CHAGRES River. 154.
Page 157
... supply would have been materially less than in the American plan and would not have been sufficient for the substitution of locks of the size now built , and those now adopted are none too large to meet the requirements of Con- gress ...
... supply would have been materially less than in the American plan and would not have been sufficient for the substitution of locks of the size now built , and those now adopted are none too large to meet the requirements of Con- gress ...
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