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Page 122
... keep village tongues from wagging , for it is acutely painful to open the mouth . For the several days their jaws are bridled , victims live on liquids poured between the lips . Gen. Montgomery Inspects the Kukri , Which Terrorized ...
... keep village tongues from wagging , for it is acutely painful to open the mouth . For the several days their jaws are bridled , victims live on liquids poured between the lips . Gen. Montgomery Inspects the Kukri , Which Terrorized ...
Page 169
... keep animals from eating them is still a problem . Dry Farming and Wind Erosion Dry farmers , such as those in the section west of Torrington , have learned much about how to reduce wind erosion . They seed a strip of wheat across a ...
... keep animals from eating them is still a problem . Dry Farming and Wind Erosion Dry farmers , such as those in the section west of Torrington , have learned much about how to reduce wind erosion . They seed a strip of wheat across a ...
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... keep them from rusting . Resembling granulated quartz , silica gel is so porous that one cubic inch has about 75,000 square feet of absorb- ing surface . Little windows were placed in package wrappings so that the silica gel could be ...
... keep them from rusting . Resembling granulated quartz , silica gel is so porous that one cubic inch has about 75,000 square feet of absorb- ing surface . Little windows were placed in package wrappings so that the silica gel could be ...
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